add port in the manual discovery documentation
@@ -147,13 +147,15 @@ spec:
EOF
```
-## Manual Configuration'
+## Manual Configuration
### Forging the ForeignCluster
In Liqo, remote clusters are defined as `ForeignClusters`
To add a new Foreign Cluster, the Auth Service URL is the only required value to make this cluster peerable from the external world.
+To get the address and the port where the Authentication Service is running, see the [Get the Required Values](#get-the-required-values) section.
+
An example of this resource can be:
```yaml
@@ -163,7 +165,7 @@ metadata:
name: my-cluster
spec:
join: true # optional (defaults to false)
- authUrl: "https://34.71.59.19"
+ authUrl: "https://<ADDRESS>:<PORT>"
```
When you create the ForeignCluster, the Liqo control plane will contact the `authURL` (i.e. the public URL of a cluster authentication server) to retrieve all the required cluster information.
@@ -173,7 +175,7 @@ When you create the ForeignCluster, the Liqo control plane will contact the `aut
You can get the cluster configurations exposed by the Auth Service endpoint of the other cluster. This allows retrieving the information necessary to peer with the remote cluster.
```bash
-curl --insecure https://34.71.59.19/ids
+curl --insecure https://<ADDRESS>:<PORT>/ids
```
```json
