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The Kubernetes plugin can deploy a Docker image of an application to Kubernetes, expose the Deployment with a Kubernetes Service, and source configuration from a Kubernetes Secret or ConfigMap. It also launches on-demand runners to do operations remotely.
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Configuration to set up an ingress resource to route traffic to the given application from an ingress controller An ingress resource can be created on release that will route traffic to the Kubernetes service. Note that before this happens, the Kubernetes cluster must already be configured with an Ingress controller. Otherwise there won't be a way for inbound traffic to be routed to the ingress resource.
If set, will configure the ingress resource to have the ingress controller route traffic for any inbound requests that match this host. IP addresses are not allowed, nor are ':' delimiters. Wildcards are allowed to a certain extent. For more details check out the Kubernetes documentation
a map of ports and options that the application is listening on used to define and configure multiple ports that the application is listening on. Available keys are 'port', 'node_port', 'name', and 'target_port'. If 'node_port' is set but 'load_balancer' is not, the service will be NodePort type. If 'load_balancer' is also set, it will be LoadBalancer. Ports defined will be TCP protocol. Note that 'name' is required if defining more than one port.