I will share my experiences with a design and implementation of Azure Application Gateway for an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster. This is so that you may get some practical insight as you plan and design for using the Azure App Gateway.
In this blog series, I will go over
- Fundamental Ingress concepts
- Architecture and deployment components
- My review, observations and insights
Typical Use Case: For an application that is required to be internet facing, it is recommended to have a networking appliance that allows for ingress traffic into your application where you can manage web security, networking and http/layer 7 traffic.
As a result, a valuable option is to leverage the Azure Application Gateway as part of your overall Azure Kubernetes system architecture.
My implementation was based on the following documentation. So read the following article to further understand background details.
The fundamentals of an Ingress and an…
View original post 430 more words
One thought on “Understanding Ingress Controllers and Azure App Gateway for Azure Kubernetes Part 1: Intro”