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Hi, In AKS with http_routing_ addon,I am able to use host name based routing. I understand that once http routing addon enabled, internally it deploys ingress controller and External DNS which scans the ingress and services to update Azure DNS accordingly. And also it provides azure based domain i.e .<region>.aksapp.io and i can use this public domain for hostname based routing. After using http routing add on i was able to access serviceA.eastus.aksapp.io and serviceB.eastus.aksapp.io As the http routing addon is being retired and not suitable for prodution,I would like to know what is the alternative to achive the same. Please note that i am trying to avoid setting up custom domian. Is there a way to use <region>.aksapp.io without using httprouting addon.?
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Hello Nagaraj
You can expose your applications via a Kubernetes Service type Public LoadBalancer. That will expose it via a public IP. In Azure, for a public IP you can specify a DNS name label, for example:
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