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Nginx-ingress

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Last updated: 2024-12-19 20:02:52

Introduction
Add-on description
Nginx can be used as a reverse proxy, load balancer, and HTTP buffer. The Nginx-ingress add-on is an Ingress controller for Kubernetes that uses Nginx as a reverse proxy and load balancer. You can deploy and use the Nginx-ingress add-on in your cluster.
Kubernetes objects deployed in a cluster
Deploying the Nginx-ingress add-on in a cluster will deploy the following Kubernetes objects in the cluster:
Kubernetes Object Name
Type
Default Resource Occupation
Namespaces
nginx-ingress
Service
-
Custom
nginx-ingress
Configmap
-
Custom
tke-ingress-nginx-controller-operator
Deployment
0.13-core CPU, 128 MB memory
kube-system
ingress-nginx-controller
Deployment/DaementSet
0.1-core CPU
kube-system
ingress-nginx-controller-hpa
HPA
-
kube-system
Prerequisites
We recommend that you use Kubernetes 1.16 or later.
We recommend that you use the TKE node pool feature.
We recommend that you use Tencent Cloud CLS.
Usage
Nginx-ingress Overview
Installing Nginx-ingress
Using Nginx-ingress Object to Access External Traffic of the Cluster
Nginx-ingress Log Configuration

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Nginx-ingress

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Kubernetes objects deployed in a cluster

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Kubernetes Object Name	Type	Default Resource Occupation	Namespaces
nginx-ingress	Service	-	Custom
nginx-ingress	Configmap	-	Custom
tke-ingress-nginx-controller-operator	Deployment	0.13-core CPU, 128 MB memory	kube-system
ingress-nginx-controller	Deployment/DaementSet	0.1-core CPU	kube-system
ingress-nginx-controller-hpa	HPA	-	kube-system