I have an angular server running on kubernetes. If I do
kubectl logs angular-pod-8d5586f44-q2jz3,I get, at the bottom, the well known
ℹ ｢wdm｣: Compiled successfully.Additionally, I have also exposed the service as a NodePort on port 4200, as following lines prove:
angular-client NodePort 10.102.59.116 <none> 4200:32396/TCP 6s.However, I get a connection refused error when I try
curl 10.102.59.116:4200
curl: (7) Failed to connect to 10.102.59.116 port 4200: Connection refused.Has anyone also encountered this problem and know how to fix it ?
By the way, I am using vagrant with virtualbox as vm-machine.
If you are using angular-cli, you would have to run ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 in order for angular cli to expose the angular-life-server. However it is not recommended to do this for production purposes, as the angular-life server is not fully reviewed for security concerns, but only meant as a development tool. To deploy you angular app for production, it would be best to do a production build (ng build --prod) and deploy the result inside e.g. a nginx-container.