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Deploy an HTTPS Ingress controller to your AKS cluster

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Deploy an HTTPS Ingress controller to your AKS cluster

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- [Instructor] I'll deploy the services using kubectl apply. This time, I also need to specify the namespace, I want to deploy these services to. The services are now running in the cluster, but not reachable externally. Now let's have a look at the ingress controllers. The ingress controllers are defined declaratively in YAML as any other Kubernetes resources. The ingress control rules are set in the ingress spec. The rules mark external paths to Kubernetes services. In my definition, traffic to the route is routed to the service helloworld-one and traffic to this other path is routed to the service helloworld-two. Both using port 80. Let's deploy the ingress controllers. Once I have deployed the ingress controllers, let's verify that the services are indeed available from the ingress controller only. (keyboard crackling) To do that, I'm going to run kubectl get services. The external IP for all other services besides…

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