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When running Aleph in the google cloud with container native loadbalancing, the healthcheck of the default BackendConfig google cloud generates won't work (because of the non-standard name api of the service port if i remember correctly.).

This can be solved in multiple ways:

  • I think renaming the port to http would make the defaults work, but i haven't tested this.
  • Making it possible for the user to set annotations on the service. Which seems like a good idea anyway.

apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
{{- if .Values.api.serviceAnnotations }}

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If you specify default value it will always be there, you don't need to check that it exists.

metadata:
{{- if .Values.api.serviceAnnotations }}
annotations:
{{- range $key, $value := .Values.api.serviceAnnotations }}

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Can you implement it like helm does it here?

@stchris stchris closed this Oct 13, 2025
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