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First version of Penguin Statistics front-end. Development is terminated.
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QUESTION
I am new to Kubernetes and this is my first time deploying a react-django web app to Kubernetes cluster.
I have created:
- frontend.yaml # to run npm server
- backend.yaml # to run django server
- backend-service.yaml # to make django server accessible for react.
In my frontend.yaml file I am passing REACT_APP_HOST
and REACT_APP_PORT
as a env variable and changed URLs in my react app to:
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Answered 2021-May-14 at 12:57Welcome to the community!
I reproduced your example and made it work fine. I forked your repository, made some changes to js files and package.json and added Dockerfiles (you can see this commit here
Since I didn't change database settings in settings.py
I attached it as a configMap
to backend deployment (see here how it's done). Config map was created by this command:
kubectl create cm django1 --from-file=settings.py
The trickiest part here is to use your domain name kubernetes.docker.internal
and add your port with /backend
path to environment variables you're passing to your frontend application (see here)
Once this is done, it's time to set up an ingress controller (this one uses apiVersion - extestions/v1beta1
as it's done in your example, however it'll be deprecated soon, so it's advised to use networking.k8s.io/v1
- example of a newer apiVersion is here):
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I have a Django deployment for a frontend service in my Azure Kubernetes cluster with some basic configuration. But note that the same question applies for my local Minikube cluster. I fetch my Django frontend container image from my remote container registry and expose port 8010
. My service configuration is quite simple as well.
frontend.deployment.yaml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-06 at 08:33Since Kubernetes 1.7 it is possible to request the HostIp of the pod in your kubernetes deployment file.(1)
First adjust the deployment file to set the required environment variable for the HostIp. In the beneath scenario I set the POD_IP and the HOST_IP, as they are different. You can inject a variety of Kubernetes application data variables using environment variables in your Kubernetes deployment files, for more info about this topic look here.
frontend.service.yaml
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