Kubernetes - IngressAn Ingress resource is defined but external requests return 404 errors. What is a likely cause?AIngress rules do not match the request host or pathBService is not running any podsCIngress Controller is not installedDCluster DNS is misconfiguredCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand 404 from Ingress404 means no matching rule found for the request host/path in Ingress rules.Step 2: Consider other causesService down causes connection errors, missing controller causes no routing, DNS issues cause name resolution failures, not 404.Final Answer:Ingress rules do not match the request host or path -> Option AQuick Check:404 means no matching Ingress rule found [OK]Quick Trick: Check Ingress rules match host and path to avoid 404 [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming service or controller issues cause 404Blaming DNS for HTTP 404 errorsIgnoring host/path matching in Ingress
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