I created a Console application using .NET 8.0 to build my background services. When I deploy this in an AKS cluster I get this error. You must install or update .NET to run this application. App: /app/SampleService.dll Architecture: x64 Framework:…
Im trying to put a php symfony project on kubernetes ! It work but my php-fpm is slow to start I build this as one pod with one php container and one nginx container apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name:…
I'm running a Neo4j database inside a Kubernetes cluster on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The Neo4j pod writes its logs, including query.log, to the filesystem inside the container at /logs/query.log. I want to collect the query.log (or stream from Log4j)…
I would like to configure AKS Monitor in Azure Kubernetes Service by setting the Cost Presets to Logs And Events using bicep. I wrote the code below but it does not change the value of the cost preset. Data Collection…
I have my services deployed on aks, where one of the services frontend is exposed using load-balancer and frontend is suppose to request data from 2 different micro services, but I am not able to receive data on the website.…
I have an aks cluster with istio and its external ingress gateway installed. When I create an ingress resource, I can not access it through the load balancer IP. The request times out after a while. Everything works fine if…
To deploy an application to AKS I have to: Deploy my application to Azure Container Registry Create Azure Kubernetes Service Create files: service.yml and deployment.yml Connect to AKS using commands: Execute commands in the command line: kubectl apply -f deployment.yml…
Recently, we've upgraded all our services to .NET 8 from .NET 6 and they all completely stopped working on our Azure Kubernetes Cluster. All our services fail by the health check in AKS not being able to reach the container,…
I have a simple use case; I have 4 Microservices lets say service-a, service-b, service-c, service-d. For the purpose of testing, I want to split traffic based on weight like 40% to service-a 20% to service-b 10% to service-c 30%…
Hello anyone who reads this, I'm looking for a way to restrict access to a publically exposed service (type LoadBalancer) at 234.234.234.234:1234 to a specific trusted IP at 123.123.123.123. The way to do this seems to be via nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/whitelist-source-range: 123.123.123.123/32…