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Welcome @jayeshmahajan! |
/assign @janetkuo |
Co-authored-by: Janet Kuo <chiachenk@google.com>
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Just a few final nits; lgtm otherwise
nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: /$2 | ||
spec: | ||
rules: | ||
- host: tf.example.com |
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Do we need the host
key here? Can we remove it or make it optional so that DNS isn't required for this example? If removing / making this optional, change <ingress-host>
in README to <ingress-host-or-ip>
as well.
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/lgtm
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Here is a complete example for serving a TensorFlow model on Kubernetes using TensorFlow Serving. This setup includes deployment, service, and optional ingress for external access.