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Currently the only way to add default backend configuration is through the ingress-merge ConfigMap. It will be useful to be able to define the default backend in Ingress resource. This will enable the following scenario:
Create ingress-merge ConfigMap without default backend.
Deploy service A with Ingress resource.
Test service A.
Deploy service B which uses service A and which adds the default backend through Ingress resource.
Test service B.
Currently service B should be deployed before the ingress-merge ConfigMap is created and before service A is deployed. If service B can add the default backend in its Ingress resource, the ingress-merge controller will support the scenario described above.
The feature proposal is:
Keep the current workflow.
Respect default backend configuration from Ingress resource.
Fail if there is default backend in the ingress-merge ConfigMap and in some Ingress resource which is configured to use the ingress-merge ConfigMap.
Fail if two or more Ingress resources configured to use one ingress-merge ConfigMap have default backend configuration.
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Currently the only way to add default backend configuration is through the ingress-merge ConfigMap. It will be useful to be able to define the default backend in Ingress resource. This will enable the following scenario:
Currently service B should be deployed before the ingress-merge ConfigMap is created and before service A is deployed. If service B can add the default backend in its Ingress resource, the ingress-merge controller will support the scenario described above.
The feature proposal is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: