How a Kubernetes bug won’t let you expose a service over TCP and UDP on a same port

How a Kubernetes bug won’t let you expose a service over TCP and UDP on a same port

  • March 3, 2019
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How a Kubernetes bug won’t let you expose a service over TCP and UDP on a same port

How I wasted hours of my life because of an unfixed 2016 Kubernetes’s bug that didn’t want me to expose a service over both UDP and TCP on a same port. Long story short, I wasted hours of my life because of an unfixed 2016 Kubernetes’s bug that didn’t want me to expose a service over both UDP and TCP on a same port. May this article come up in your Google search and save you hours of suffering.

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