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Oh yeah im not sure how to create an ssh tunnel/equivalent for UDP (think thats why I gave up before) |
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Just realised we cant move to an endpoint based solution because moonlight needs the ports. |
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Hey guys, wondering if anyone has this setup on k8s with public exposure?
https://games-on-whales.github.io/gow/installation/kubernetes/
Im tryna set this up on my minikube home server. Well, I tried before before giving up for a little bit and Ive decided to come back at it now. As per my understanding all the ports from the services are required for this to function correctly. To do that, I dont think using ingresses would work (cause only port 80/443).
The only way I can think of is by having the services exposed as nodeport services and multiple ssh tunnels which link the service to the host (on all ports). This might be minikube only limitation (maybe, not sure). Then port forwarding the node ports to the expected ports on your router for the service to be available on your public ip/domain. I havent tested this but I think this should work (makes sense to me).
Has anyone else thought about this or come up with a cleaner solution? If there was a way that we could have different services for all the ports and maybe go away from the hard port dependence and towards just an endpoint, it would make this cleaner I think with the use of ingresses then being possible.
Thoughts?
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