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Kubernetes Services

In this section we will take a look at services in kuberentes

Services

  • Kubernetes Services enables communication between various components within an outside of the application.

    srv1

Let's look at some other aspects of networking

External Communication

  • How do we as an external user access the web page?

    • From the node (Able to reach the application as expected)

      srv2

    • From outside world (This should be our expectation, without something in the middle it will not reach the application)

      srv3

Service Types

There are 3 types of service types in kubernetes

srv-types

  1. NodePort

    • Where the services makes an internal POD accessable on a POD on the NODE.
      apiVersion: v1
      kind: Service
      metadata:
       name: myapp-service
      spec:
       types: NodePort
       ports:
       - targetPort: 80
         port: 80
         nodePort: 30008
      

    srvnp

    To connect the service to the pod

    apiVersion: v1
    kind: Service
    metadata:
     name: myapp-service
    spec:
     types: NodePort
     ports:
     - targetPort: 80
       port: 80
       nodePort: 30008
     selector:
       app: myapp
       type: front-end
    

    srvnp1

    To create the service

    $ kubectl create -f service-defination.yaml
    

    To list the services

    $ kubectl get services
    

    To access the application from CLI instead of web browser

    $ curl http://192.168.1.2:30008
    

    srvnp2

    A service with multiple pods

    srvnp3

    When Pods are distributed across multiple nodes

    srvnp4

  2. ClusterIP

    • In this case the service creates a Virtual IP inside the cluster to enable communication between different services such as a set of frontend servers to a set of backend servers.
  3. LoadBalancer

    • Where provisions a loadbalancer for our application in supported cloud providers.

K8s Reference Docs: