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Creating an ingress controller in the Kubernetes cluster

Creating an ingress controller in the Kubernetes cluster

From the course: Complete Guide to Dapr for .NET and Azure Developers: Building and Managing Microservices

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Creating an ingress controller in the Kubernetes cluster

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- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to create an ingress controller in the Kubernetes cluster. To do this, I'm going to use Helm, which is similar to a package manager, but designed for Kubernetes. You can easily install Helm by using Chocolatey. So choco install kubernetes-helm. Accept the license. And that's it. Of course, I already did this. And now we're ready to execute the following command, which is helm repo add, the name of the repo. This is for updating the repository information. And now let's execute helm repo update. You can see that this is very fast. That command updates the repository. And finally, let's execute the helm install command to install the nginx ingress controller in the cluster. So I happen to have that command right here so you can see that I'm using the default namespace, but feel free to use another if you like. And then after a few seconds, the installation completes. In this case, this is going to return an error, because I already installed the…

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