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[Feature Request] Global LoadBalancer support #1572
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any update 😊 |
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any update .. Must need feature for DR ALB Ingress --> Global Load Balancer (aws global accelerator ) --> external DNS automation like we have currently ALB Ingress --> external DNS |
Being able to have LB controller manage either instance or IP targets to a global accelerator would be really useful. |
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We acknowledge this is a important feature request, and will start work on it post our v2.4.0 release. |
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I will add one more reason for controller for GA - we need to serve non-http traffic (DNS and HTTPS with custom SNI hook). ALB can not handle it and NLB + GA can not preserve IP address correctly. Controller, which can register instances/IP in Global Accelerator and deregister them automatically will be extremely helpful |
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+1 we need this feature |
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+1 Any update? |
Right now it is possible to use NLB endpoints for AWS Global Accelerator and use controller with NLB |
So if this works, why is this still an open issue? Perhaps it's not working like we have requested? So right now, when installing the ingress-nginx controller it automatically creates an NLB in AWS for me and maps that as the external address for the internal Load Balancer. How do I instead tell the Load Balancer to use an existing Global Accelerator address, instead of creating an NLB for me and using that? |
@bnssoftware I believe you can create your load balancer "manually" and then use the aws lb controller target group option |
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This would still be very useful. |
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Any update on this request ? |
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Global LoadBalancer support
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