Hi, i set up my environment using docker compose quickstart guide, and for the next step, i have simple nginx running in kubernetes, and i want it to be integrate it to openziti from docker, is it possible? Because i already set up everything, identity, services-policies, but it cant connect to the services at all
Can anyone help me on how to do next? Or is there some steps to integrate kubernetes services to openziti in docker that i miss? Or that is not possible at all?
sure it's possible. LOTS of people use OpenZiti with k8s. You need to look at the logs from the client to see 'why' you can't connect. the logs on the clients are usually pretty good.
If the client logs don't show anything helpful, then you move to the node/pod that's providing access inside the k8s cluster via some tunneler and look at the logs from that.
One of those will have logs that will point you at the problem almost certainly.
Hi, as for the environment, OpenZiti runs in docker desktop, and i run kubernetes using minikube, can you give me pointer to where i can look up step by step next? I read that i need some tunneler ready, which tutorial i can use for kubernetes tunneler?
So, even though i run kubernetes on minikube using docker driver, i should install the tunneler in minikube, not docker?
You'll select a tunneling strategy based on how you wish to separate the Ziti services, i.e., by pod, node, or cluster network.
To clarify, if each of your pods will have access to different Ziti services, then you must use a pod-level tunneling strategy (not ziti-edge-tunnel, which is a node-level, system wide transparent proxy solution).
If you choose the pod-level tunneling strategy, your options include the sidecar (simple example, sidecar injector webhook) and embedding the Ziti SDK.
I just want the pod in this case nginx, to be included in openziti, and can be accessed from my local host using ziti edge desktop, all of this run on my local machine, in wsl ubuntu environment using docker desktop with docker compose quickstart
