The code to interact with the deployment is simpler than the Python example, utilizing the Kubernetes client and the proxy:
describe('should interact with the deployed services', function() { // path to access the port through the kubectl proxy: // http://localhost:8001/api/v1/namespaces/default/services/nodejs-service:web/proxy/ it('should access by pod...', function() { return k8sApi.proxyGETNamespacedServiceWithPath("nodejs-service:web", "default", "/") .then(function(res) { // console.log(util.inspect(res,{depth:1})); expect(res.body).to.not.be.null; }); })}) // interact with the deployed services
In this branch, I changed the code running from a stateful set to a deployment, as getting proxy access to ...
