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My Rasa X server is running within a cluster with host port 8000. I am able to access the server using the public IP with port 8000 (102.133.136.39:8000), but the server cannot be accessed using only the IP (102.133.136.39). Secondly, I have pointed my custom domain, destpark to the IP address in my DNS Zone using an A record. But I am unable to access my application using the domain name. The nameservers have been correctly updated in my Namecheap account domain settings. Any guidance will really go a long way.
Any update on this?
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Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
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Hey, Did you find any answer to this? i have already spent a day searching, found nothing for this...!!!
As far as I know it's not possible to add a Port in DNS. DNS is working with names and IPs only.
To access the cluster by name and Port it should look something like this: <hostame>.destpark.com:8000 (<hostname> = Name of the A-Record in DNS).
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Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
Thank you @Andreas Baumgarten for your response on this. The desired state of my deployment is specified to spin up a pod running nginx behind a load balancer which provides the external IP to expose it. It specifies port 8000. You are right it is not possible to add a port in DNS. Is there a way to make the deployment be exposed on the same IP without specifying port 8000 even though it listens to it?
Kind Regards.
It's not a matter on which port the service is exposed.
It depends how the "client" is trying to connect. On the "client" the name and the port needs to be specified/configured.
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Regards
Andreas Baumgarten