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You need to deploy and configure the aws cloud provider, provide it with credentials, and tag your resources appropriately.
Also, out of the box rke2-ingress-nginx is configured to use nodeport not LoadBalancer service
so you’d want to change that as well if you want it to use a service
l
can you please provide a link with these steps? I am deploying my own nginx controller, not using out of the box rke2-ingress-nginx
c
I'm using this Controller and end up with empty target groups https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/aws-load-balancer-controller/
@creamy-pencil-82913 any suggestions? #amazon
l
i am using this chart which works well if rke2 cluster is deployed via rancher. version: "4.0.19" repository: https://kubernetes.github.io/ingress-nginx
c
rke2 already comes with ingress-nginx, did you deploy it twice?
or are you referring to the one that comes with rke2
l
i am deploying my own; not using out of the box nginx controller that is in kube-system namespace
c
you should either use or disable the built-in one; we don’t test or support it with multiple instances of the nginx controller deployed to the same cluster.
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l
ok
trying it with the following steps: disable out of the box ingress controller. enable cloud-provider=aws iam role is attached to the instances, so no extra configuration should be required.
Thank you @creamy-pencil-82913. I am still trying but you gave me a good direction. Highly appreciated.
it worked ... yayyy 🙂