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How to use kube-loxilb ?

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The arguments have the following meaning :
-| name | description | -| ---- | ----------- | -| loxiURL | API server address of loxilb. This is the docker IP address loxilb docker of Step 1. If unspecified, kube-loxilb assumes loxilb is running in-cluster mode and autoconfigures this. | -| externalCIDR | CIDR or IPAddress range to allocate addresses from. By default address allocated are shared for different services(shared Mode) | -| externalCIDR6 | Ipv6 CIDR or IPAddress range to allocate addresses from. By default address allocated are shared for different services(shared Mode) | -| monitor | Enable liveness probe for the LB end-points (default : unset) | -| setBGP | Use specified BGP AS-ID to advertise this service. If not specified BGP will be disabled. Please check here how it works. | -| extBGPPeers | Specifies external BGP peers with appropriate remote AS | -| setRoles | If present, kube-loxilb arbitrates loxilb role(s) in cluster-mode. Further, it sets a special VIP (selected as sourceIP) to communicate with end-points in full-nat mode. | -| setLBMode | 0, 1, 2
0 - default (only DNAT, preserves source-IP)
1 - onearm (source IP is changed to load balancer’s interface IP)
2 - fullNAT (sourceIP is changed to virtual IP) | -| setUniqueIP | Allocate unique service-IP per LB service (default : false) | -| externalSecondaryCIDRs | Secondary CIDR or IPAddress ranges to allocate addresses from in case of multi-homing support |

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The arguments have the following meaning :

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loxiURLAPI server address of loxilb. This is the docker IP address loxilb docker of Step 1. If unspecified, kube-loxilb assumes loxilb is running in-cluster mode and autoconfigures this.
externalCIDRCIDR or IPAddress range to allocate addresses from. By default address allocated are shared for different services(shared Mode)
externalCIDR6Ipv6 CIDR or IPAddress range to allocate addresses from. By default address allocated are shared for different services(shared Mode)
monitorEnable liveness probe for the LB end-points (default : unset)
setBGPUse specified BGP AS-ID to advertise this service. If not specified BGP will be disabled. Please check here how it works.
extBGPPeersSpecifies external BGP peers with appropriate remote AS
setRolesIf present, kube-loxilb arbitrates loxilb role(s) in cluster-mode. Further, it sets a special VIP (selected as sourceIP) to communicate with end-points in full-nat mode.
setLBMode0, 1, 2
0 - default (only DNAT, preserves source-IP)
1 - onearm (source IP is changed to load balancer’s interface IP)
2 - fullNAT (sourceIP is changed to virtual IP)
setUniqueIPAllocate unique service-IP per LB service (default : false)
externalSecondaryCIDRsSecondary CIDR or IPAddress ranges to allocate addresses from in case of multi-homing support

Many of the above flags and arguments can be overriden on a per-service basis based on loxilb specific annotation as mentioned in section 6 below.

  1. Apply the following :
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    How to use kube-loxilb ?

    kubectl get pods -A | grep kube-loxilb
     
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    1. Finally to create service LB, we can use and apply the following template yaml
      -(Note - Check loadBalancerClass and other loxilb specific annotation) :
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    3. Finally to create service LB, we can use and apply the following template yaml
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    (Note - Check loadBalancerClass and other loxilb specific annotation) :

    apiVersion: v1
     kind: Service
     metadata:
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