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Introducing the Cloudflare Warp Ingress Controller for Kubernetes

What's this blog post about?

The text discusses the challenges developers face when transitioning their code from development to production environments due to differences in operating systems, libraries, and runtimes. It highlights how containers help address these issues by ensuring that code runs smoothly on both developer and production machines. The rise of microservices is also mentioned as a way to optimize developer brain time by breaking down complex systems into smaller parts that can be understood and tested individually. The text then introduces Cloudflare Warp, a service that securely connects web servers to the Cloudflare network without requiring public IP addresses. It announces the launch of the Cloudflare Warp Ingress Controller for Kubernetes, an open-source project developed in collaboration with StackPointCloud. This controller automates the creation and management of secure Warp tunnels between Kubernetes services and Cloudflare, making it easy to expose these services securely via Cloudflare Warp. The text concludes by explaining how deploying Kubernetes clusters on StackPointCloud can be done with just a few clicks, providing benefits such as DDoS protection, WAF, global load balancing, and health checks through the integration with Cloudflare's network.

Company
Cloudflare

Date published
Dec. 5, 2017

Author(s)
John Graham-Cumming

Word count
958

Hacker News points
None found.

Language
English


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