Summary
User is facing a 502 bad gateway error when trying to access Airbyte UI on a private server without FQDN. They have configured the host as airbyte.local and added the private IP to /etc/hosts file. Looking for alternative solutions.
Question
Hi Airbyte team, I am trying to install aibyte using kubernetes on an on prem server that has no FQDN. I followed the instructions in the documentation - https://docs.airbyte.com/deploying-airbyte/
And when it came to configuring ingress, with reference to previous slack conversations, I had put host as airbyte.local as my server don’t have a FQDN. And also added the private ip to my /etc/hosts file in my local machine from where I am trying to use the Airbyte’s Ui.
After that, when I try to access the Ui - I get 502 bad gateway error.
Please let me know if I can try something different to access Airbyte hosted on a private server
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