ktunnel expose
Expose local machine as a service on the kubernetes cluster
Synopsis
This command would inject a new service and deployment to the cluster, and open the tunnel to the server forwarding tunnel ingress traffic to the the same port on localhost
ktunnel expose [flags] SERVICE_NAME [ports]
Examples
# Expose a local application running on port 8000 via http
ktunnel expose kewlapp 80:8000
ktunnel expose kewlapp 80:8000 -r
# Expose a local redis server
ktunnel expose redis 6379
Options
-c, --ca-file string TLS cert auth file
--cert string TLS certificate file
--context string Kubernetes Context
-d, --deployment-only create only deployment
-f, --force deployment & service will be removed before
-h, --help help for expose
--key string TLS key file
-l, --deployment-labels strings comma separated list of labels and values seperated by the '=' character (i.e name=app,env=prod)
-n, --namespace string Namespace (default "default")
-q, --node-selector-tags strings tag and value seperated by the '=' character (i.e kubernetes.io/os=linux)
--portname string specify container port name
-r, --reuse delete k8s objects before expose
-s, --scheme string Connection scheme (default "tcp")
-o, --server-host-override string Server name use to verify the hostname returned by the TLS handshake
-i, --server-image string Ktunnel server image to use (default "docker.io/omrieival/ktunnel:v1.5.3")
--service-type string exposed service type (ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer or ExternalName) (default "ClusterIP")
Options inherited from parent commands
-p, --port int The port to use to establish the tunnel (default 28688)
-t, --tls Connection uses tls if true, else plain TCP
-v, --verbose verbose mode
SEE ALSO
- ktunnel - Ktunnel is a network tunneling tool for kubernetes