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adamant-kite-43734
05/06/2024, 5:29 AMThis message was deleted.
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powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:07 AMNo, but this could help you https://github.com/rancher/migration-tools/releases
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lively-night-78214
05/06/2024, 7:13 AMI have experimented with this in the past but never switched due to the complexity of K8S. I will probably revisit this ... So far the only alternatives I thought of is portainer but I am still running a legacy of rancher 1
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powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:18 AMYeah me too !
powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:18 AMBut i'm currently migrating
powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:19 AMIf you hit it right enough, the migration is not that painful
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lively-night-78214
05/06/2024, 7:19 AMno migration is not but .... on Rancher 1
• I maintain a single load balancer definition in my devops
• same for SSL
• then deploy the apps using docker-compose ....
The above is really easy. Not sure if with rancher 2 it will be the same...
I kind of find the traefik approach more complex
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powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:20 AMCattle bros 😄
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lively-night-78214
05/06/2024, 7:20 AMYea i love that Cattle
lively-night-78214
05/06/2024, 7:20 AMand i think my verion is even older lol
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powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 7:30 AMMine is the latest, still old af
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powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 8:02 AMFor the single LB definition, this is solved by the unique ingress controller on k8s, but in rancher you can define multiple ingresses services that will work with each others
Ssl is a pain doe
powerful-librarian-10572
05/06/2024, 8:02 AMDeploying apps with docker compose is just a different way than using a deployment yaml
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