Ingress Basics: One Public Entry Point for Your Kubernetes Apps
Route external traffic to multiple services through a single Ingress on k3s, using host-based and path-based rules with Traefik.
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18 practical Kubernetes articles from Netbay Engineering — written for operators running Linux and Windows VPS in India.
18 articles in this topic
Route external traffic to multiple services through a single Ingress on k3s, using host-based and path-based rules with Traefik.
Understand labels and selectors so you can build Services that route traffic to exactly the right pods, and avoid common misrouting bugs.
Take a container image and turn it into a running workload on k3s using Deployment and Service manifests, then verify it end to end.
Install k3s on a single VPS node to get a working Kubernetes cluster in minutes, then verify nodes, pods, and kubectl access.
Track what your cluster is doing with kubectl logs, metrics-server, and lightweight dashboards on k3s — no heavy observability stack needed.
Understand the three core Kubernetes abstractions — pods, deployments, and services — with a clear mental model and no installs required.