frp-operator

Expose your service in Kubernetes to the Internet with open source FRP!

Document

1. RFC: Fast Reverse Proxy Operator

Installing

To install the chart with the release name my-release:

helm repo add frp-operator https://zufardhiyaulhaq.com/frp-operator/charts/releases/
helm install my-frp-operator frp-operator/frp-operator --values values.yaml

Prerequisite

To expose your private Kubernetes service into public network. You need public machine running FRP Server that act as a proxy. Currently the operator doesn't have capability to spine a new machine on cloud providers, but this can be setup in a minute.

1. Create machine on cloud provider
2. Download frps binary
3. Create server configuration

vi frps.ini

[common]
bind_address = 0.0.0.0
bind_port = 7000
token = yourtoken

4. Run FRP server

frps -c ./frps.ini

You can reuse our build-in ansible playbook to setup the FRP server on your machine, please check https://github.com/zufardhiyaulhaq/frp-operator/tree/main/ansible/server

Usage

1. Apply some example

kubectl apply -f examples/deployment/
kubectl apply -f examples/client/

2. Check frpc object

kubectl get client
NAME        AGE
client-01   17m

kubectl get upstream
NAME    AGE
nginx   17m

3. access the URL

http://178.128.100.87:8080/

Values

Key	Type	Default	Description
operator.image	string	"ghcr.io/zufardhiyaulhaq/frp-operator"
operator.replica	int	1
operator.tag	string	"v0.6.0"
resources.limits.cpu	string	"200m"
resources.limits.memory	string	"100Mi"
resources.requests.cpu	string	"100m"
resources.requests.memory	string	"20Mi"

see example files here

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