[question] how do I exclude my local docker and kubernetes installation from the vpn?

[willenglishiv]

I'm using globalprotect-openconnect and I have a local kubernetes installation with named ingresses (i.e app.local.will.dev).

Once I login to my VPN using the above software it replaces my DNS servers, and I have worked around this by adding the servers to my hosts file.

I'm trying to avoid that, so it has lead me to this software.

*.local.will.dev should resolve to localhost 127.0.0.1, and *.k8s.local.will.dev should resolve to 192.168.50.4.

How would I do that with globalprotect-openconnect command line?

[dlenski]

I'm using globalprotect-openconnect

Does that mean openconnect --protocol=gp, or something else?

and I have a local kubernetes installation with named ingresses (i.e app.local.will.dev).

I don't know anything about Kubernetes other than that it's some kind of container-orchestration thingy.

Once I login to my VPN using the above software it replaces my DNS servers, and I have worked around this by adding the servers to my hosts file.

I'm trying to avoid that, so it has lead me to this software.

*.local.will.dev should resolve to localhost 127.0.0.1, and *.k8s.local.will.dev should resolve to 192.168.50.4.

How would I do that with globalprotect-openconnect command line?

I don't understand how the VPN connection relates to the Kubernetes cluster or containers.

Are you connecting to the VPN from inside a container, or are you connecting to the VPN from the host that runs the containers?

(And once again, I don't know anything about Kubernetes. 😬)