Similar to #966, I'm looking for ways to access the rook-ceph storage inside of my k8s cluster from external. I'm using Metallb and would prefer to expose the service via a LoadBalancer IP configuration rather than using HostNetwork.
I don't believe this is currently an option as the cluster.yaml only appears to support a host-network configuration and nothing that would toggle ClusterIP to LoadBalancerIP.
Is there a way to configure LoadBalancerIP rather than ServiceIP for rook-ceph services?
ryholt
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After digging into this issue, I believe this can be done.
Clients connect to Ceph monitors (mons) which are currently created as a Kubernetes service here. The service definition in that file has access to the YAML definition, and can easily have a loadBalancerIP added to it.
I will work on and file a PR for this.
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After digging into this issue, I believe this can be done.
Clients connect to Ceph monitors (
mons) which are currently created as a Kubernetes service here. The service definition in that file has access to the YAML definition, and can easily have aloadBalancerIPadded to it.I will work on and file a PR for this.