proxmox-k8s VS kusk-gateway

I've been working on a Kubernetes "installer" that creates an ISO derived from Fedora CoreOS that when booted from, installs Kubernetes. This can be found at https://github.com/alexpdp7/proxmox-k8s .

So I'm setting up FCOS + k0S. I got the basic install working, but I don't have a fully operative setup.

Check out how to configure CORS, rate-limiting and authentication in your Ingress Controller in our guides and let us know about your experience in our Discord channel, and we are more than happy to see issues raised and PRs opened in our Github repository :)

Try and download the new version of Kusk here! If you have any questions or ideas please feel free to join our Discord server and get in touch. Kusk is fully open source, so you can always help us by starring the project on github, opening issues or a PR!

The Kusk team is proud to announce the v1.2.0 release of Kusk Gateway! For the unfamiliar, what makes Kusk Gateway unique is that it uses the ubiquitous OpenAPI specification file as a single source of truth for making an API available to consumers, which includes routing configuration, request validation, timeouts, etc.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Kusk Gateway, an open-source OpenAPI-driven API gateway, to enable this rapid prototyping development! Let’s make a simple example of how to achieve this:

We're building an API Gateway that's entire lifecycle revolves around OpenAPI: the API and the configuration of the gateway are OpenAPI driven. Check out the project here: https://github.com/kubeshop/kusk-gateway

Check Kusk-gateway on GitHub and SwaggerHub!

Check out the GitHub repo and full documentation to learn more about Kusk and Kusk Gateway and download their latest releases. Leave a star on the repo to stay updated on new features and improvements, and join our Discord community to connect with others and get in touch with the Kusk team on any issues or suggestions you might have. We’re looking forward to it!

Kusk-gateway deploys an Envoy-based gateway with a LoanBalancer so you could set it up as you described. The best part of it is that you can have the API and the gateway configured from the same OpenAPI specification (a IaC-esque way of deploying your gateway). https://github.com/kubeshop/kusk-gateway

Check out the Github repo and full documentation to learn more about Kusk Gateway and download the alpha.

Check out the announcement blog-post at https://kubeshop.io/blog/beta-1-release-of-kusk-gateway-openapi-driven-kubernetes-ingress-controller and head over to GitHub to get the release and read the docs - https://github.com/kubeshop/kusk-gateway.