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ngrok's Kubernetes Ingress Controller is AMAZING

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What You'll Learn

  1. Expose a Kubernetes service through ngrok without creating a cloud load balancer.
  2. Install the ngrok ingress controller with Helm and verify the created resources.
  3. Attach an ngrok module set to enforce Google OAuth access.

Walks through ngrok's Kubernetes Ingress Controller as an alternative to a cloud load balancer on EKS. Installs the controller via Helm, exposes a service through an Ingress, then layers on Google OAuth using an ngrok module set CRD.

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ngrok ngrok Kubernetes Kubernetes Helm Helm
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