Using Kubernetes Ingress on OpenShift: How Routes Are Generated and When to Use Each

OpenShift supports both its native Route resources and Kubernetes Ingress. While Ingress objects are automatically translated into Routes by the OpenShift Router, this approach comes with caveats. In this article we break down how the translation works, how annotations can tune behavior, and when you should prefer Routes directly to unlock advanced features like weighted backends, wildcard hosts, or special TLS modes.

Enhancing Service Mesh DNS Resolution with Istio’s Proxy DNS Capability: Benefits and Use-Cases

Discover how Istio’s Proxy DNS capability enhances service mesh DNS resolution, offering advanced service discovery, load balancing, security, and traffic management. Learn about the benefits and use-cases of leveraging Istio’s Proxy DNS to simplify and optimize communication between microservices in complex architectures

How To Enable Access Logs on Openshift Default Routes

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Put some brain when a route is not working as expected, or your consumers are not able to reach the service We all know that Openshift is an outstanding Kubernetes Distribution and one of the most used mainly when talking about private-cloud deployments. Based on the solid reputation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Openshift was … Read more