Category: Kubernetes

You can expose your app to the public by setting up a Kubernetes LoadBalancer service in your IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service cluster. When you expose your app, a Load Balancer for VPC that routes requests to your app is automatically created for you in your VPC outside of your cluster. In this post, you will provision an IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service cluster spanning two private subnets (each subnet in a different zone), deploy an application using a container image stored in an IBM Cloud Container Registry and expose the app via a VPC load balancer deployed to a public subnet in a different zone.

Here's a simple architecture diagram to show what you will achieve by following the steps in this post: With IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service clusters on VPC compute, you can create your cluster on VPC infrastructure in the next generation of the IBM Cloud platform, in your Virtual Private Cloud.

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