If an app is not in TrueCharts, for instance Overseerr, is it relatively easy to set that up? Would one need to make their own helm chart for it, or would the GUI allow for a simple deployment that is separate from charts? Will Plex and any other app use that IP or will they have their own IP like how jails had their own IP? Reason I ask, is I rather like that method so I don't have to go crazy avoiding conflicting ports.

When accessing an app, like Plex for instance, will all containers have the IP address of the server itself? IE: Truenas is accessible at 192.168.1.2. However, my experience is largely with jails and docker within a vm, so there are some questions I have as I looks to transition. As Scale beta is coming out tomorrow, and your work with True Charts, I am hoping you might be able to answer a question or two about k8s and containers on scale as I will likely transition over. I also noticed - though this could be a red herring - that kube-proxy doesn't seem to be running which led me to the command k3s agent which fails with FATA flag provided but not defined: -cluster-cidr So I defined the service myself:īut still can't resolve .local or any variation of it. Ix-zabbix-web-nginx-mysql zabbix-web-nginx-mysql-ix-chart NodePort 172.17.4.131 8080:18080/TCP,80:10080/TCP 54dĪs you can see, no mariadb to be found (pod is running). NAMESPACE NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGEĭefault kubernetes ClusterIP 172.17.0.1 443/TCP 56d Here is the output from my k3s kubectl get service -A

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