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Last updated：2021-05-11 10:41:40
KCE supports the following workload access methods: Public Access(LoadBalancer), Via VPC(LoadBalancer), Intra-Cluster(ClusterIP), and NodePort(NodePort). KCE also allows you to leave the access method unspecified by clearing Enabled for Associated Service. You can select an appropriate access method based on your business requirements.
This option allows Services to be exposed to the Internet through SLB so that they can be accessed over the Internet.
You can access the Services through the IP address of a public SLB instance and a Service port.
Notes:
The system automatically creates a public SLB instance and an EIP to expose the Services to the Internet and enables dynamic listening and mounting of listeners.
This option allows Services to be exposed to the VPC where the Kubernetes cluster resides through SLB so that they can be accessed by other resources or Kubernetes clusters in the VPC.
You can access the Services through the IP address of a private SLB instance and a Service port.
This option allows Services to be exposed to the Kubernetes cluster and accessed within the cluster.
You can access the Services through a Service IP address or Service name and a Service port.
This option allows Services to be exposed out of the Kubernetes cluster and accessed through specific open ports on the nodes.
You can access the Services through a host IP address and a port.
If Enabled is cleared for Associated Service, no entry to the container is provided for frontend Service access requests. This way, you can implement custom Service discovery or simply start multiple pods.
Do not change the name of the SLB instance that is automatically created by the cluster. Otherwise, the cluster may not recognize an existing SLB instance and create a new one.
Pure Mode
