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Version
master
Describe your issue
I am currently running a Minikube cluster on a server and have deployed the Kubeflow manifests from the official GitHub repository. However, I'm facing an issue with exposing the Kubeflow application over the web for direct user access. The current approach relies on port-forwarding, which is not ideal for a production environment where users need direct access to the application.
I would like to explore solutions to expose Kubeflow directly over the web (either through LoadBalancer, Ingress, or another method) without relying on the port-forwarding mechanism. Any assistance or suggestions to resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated. Please list a detailed steps for doing so.
Expected Outcome: Kubeflow should be accessible over the web without the need for port forwarding, allowing users to access it directly from the browser.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Set up a Minikube cluster on a server.
Deploy Kubeflow using the official manifests from the GitHub repository.
Use kubectl port-forward to access the Kubeflow dashboard and services.
Try to expose the Kubeflow application over the web directly, without using port forwarding.
Observe that port forwarding is still required for external access.
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