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How to map IP Address to Localhost to access pods from outside the host machine using the IP address?

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I am using docker desktop and Kubernetes from Docker DesktopI have created a deployment and a service as given in the below code snippet:Deployment.yaml:

kind: Deploymentmetadata:  labels:    app: rhap  name: deploymentspec:  replicas: 1  selector:    matchLabels:      app: rhap  template:    metadata:      labels:        app: rhap    spec:      containers:      - image: image:release1        name: rhap

Service.yaml:

apiVersion: v1kind: Servicemetadata:  name: rhap-servicespec:  selector:    app: rhap  ports:    - name: cport      port: 8444      nodePort: 30080    - name: iport      port: 3041      nodePort: 30081    - name: bport      port: 4031      nodePort: 30082    - name: uport      port: 31002      nodePort: 31002  type: NodePort

I am able to access the port 30080 from the host machine system(Ubuntu VM) as https://localhost:30080 and it opens my application.But when I try https://:30080, from my local laptop, it is not opening the application.I am able to ping the machine.

I am not able to access https://:30080 within my Ubuntu VM as well.

How can I map IPAddress to localhost for accessing my pods from outside the VM?


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