Create a proxy configuration in VMware Tanzu Mission Control that allows outbound traffic through the proxy that protects your managed clusters, specifically for Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service clusters running in vSphere with Tanzu (vSphere 7.0.3a or later).
A proxy configuration identifies the proxy server for one or more clusters and the credentials required to authorize outbound traffic through it. When you create a proxy configuration object, you can use it when registering a Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service Supervisor Cluster cluster running in vSphere with Tanzu or provisioning a workload cluster.
- In a proxy configuration object for workload clusters, make sure the No proxy list includes the CIDRs for pod, ingress, and egress from the workload network of the Supervisor Cluster, as well as *.svc and *.cluster.local.
- In a proxy configuration object for the Supervisor Cluster, there are no specific requirements for the No proxy list.
- You can optionally create a proxy configuration object to use with both a Supervisor Cluster and its workload clusters that includes the requirements for the workload clusters in the No proxy list.
Prerequisites
Log in to the Tanzu Mission Control console, as described in Log In to the Tanzu Mission Control Console.
- To create a proxy configuration, you must be associated with the organization.credential.admin role.
Make sure your vSphere version is 7.0.3a or later.
You must configure a content library for the provisioner namespace on the Supervisor Cluster. For more information, see Configure a vSphere Namespace for Tanzu Kubernetes Releases in the vSphere with Tanzu Configuration and Management documentation.
You also need to locate the CIDRs for pod, ingress, and egress in the workload network of your Supervisor Cluster that you need for the No proxy list. For information about how to find these settings in your Supervisor Cluster, see Configuration Parameters for the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service v1alpha2 API in the vSphere with Tanzu Configuration and Management documentation.