Ports

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Define the port dict

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name: {}

Define the port that will be exposed by the service


Key	`service.$name.ports.$port-name.port`
Type	`int`
Required	✅
Helm `tpl`	✅
Default	unset

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name:
        port: 80

Define the target port (No named ports)


Key	`service.$name.ports.$port-name.targetPort`
Type	`int`
Required	❌
Helm `tpl`	✅
Default	(Defaults to `port` if not set)

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name:
        targetPort: 80

Define the port protocol Used by the container ports and probes, http and https are converted to tcp where needed


Key	`service.$name.ports.$port-name.protocol`
Type	`string`
Required	❌
Helm `tpl`	✅
Default	See default here

Valid Values:

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name:
        protocol: tcp

Define the hostPort, should be avoided, unless ABSOLUTELY necessary


Key	`service.$name.ports.$port-name.hostPort`
Type	`int`
Required	❌
Helm `tpl`	✅
Default	unset

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name:
        hostPort: 30000

Define the container to link this port (Must be on under the pod linked above)


Key	`service.$name.ports.$port-name.targetSelector`
Type	`string`
Required	❌
Helm `tpl`	✅
Default	unset

Example

service:
  service-name:
    ports:
      port-name:
        targetSelector: some-container

Full examples can be found under each service type