ingressive.cloudConnectors
Ingressive Connectors are the magic ingredient that lets your origin servers join our self-healing, self-optimising, global mesh network. The Connector is distributed as a Docker Image that you can run anywhere.
To get started, open the Ingressive Console , click Connectors, and click New. You will be guided through one of the installation processes below.
Kubernetes Ingress Controller
The primary and easiest way to use the Ingressive Connector is to install the Ingressive Controller on a Kubernetes cluster. When you create a Connector in the Ingressive Console, the Console will guide you through installing an Ingress Controller.
For the full documentation for Ingress Controllers , including creating simple Ingresses.
Docker
Docker Compose allows you to plug Ingressive simply and easily into existing legacy setups, such as existing web servers, virtual machines, or cloud VPCs. When you create a Connector in the Ingressive Console, select Docker Compose to be guided through that path.
See the full documentation for Docker here to get started.
Services
Each Connector has a list of Services that it is allowed to access. This lets you keep track of what can be seen by Ingressive, and provides a list of all endpoints that could be potentially public.
To add Services to a Connector:
- Open the Ingressive Console
- Click Connectors in the sidebar
- Click on the Connector you want to configure Services for
- Add the Service, for example
httpbin:8080orhttpbinorhttps://www.remote.site.- To connect Services on the Connector’s host, use
host.docker.internal(host.containers.internalon Podman)
- To connect Services on the Connector’s host, use
- Add a Site: You can expand the “Sites” section of the Connector config, and add a Site pointing to a Service on the Connector right there.