I have a Kubernetes cluster with two namespaces, dbns (where a database lives) and jobland (where jobs run from).

I would like to run a Job from a container running in the jobland namespace that will connect to and run scripts against a DB living in the dbns namespace.

When I run get pod,statefulset,svc,configmap -o wide I see that my DB has an IP of 10.1.0.34, but I'm assuming thats only "reachable" from other containers running inside the dbns namespace, correct? If so, how could I expose its IP so that items from outside the dbns namespace can connect to it (such as something running in jobland)?

CodePudding user response：

If you are exposing your objects (pods, deployments, etc) using a K8S service you can expose them outside namespaces with an IP or with FQDN

Here is an example of how to do it:

The name (FQDN) will be the same regardless of the IP and cluster which your code are deployed to.

You can verify this name, for example: