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Hey!
I would say that it is probably better to use the Kubernetes Egress Gateway using Crossplane and Static Routes Operator.
DigitalOcean recently published a how to tutorial on how to do that which is a good indication that this will be the better supported way of doing it:
- Bobby
Hi there,
Quick update here, DigitalOcean have just released a managed component for maintaining host routes in DOKS:
https://www.digitalocean.com/blog/introducing-doks-routing-agent
The new DOKS routing agent is a managed component for configuring static routes on Kubernetes worker nodes. It is a direct response to user feedback on its predecessor, the static route operator, and introduces new features to enhance routing flexibility. Despite being a managed component, the DOKS routing agent is included at no additional cost for users.
- Bobby