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I've followed the instructions given in this link to setup kong on kubernetes container in my local machine. I'm able to access APIs behind kong through Kubernetes (minikube) IP. Now, I've enterprise edition (trial version) of kong. Without Kubernetes, i've downloaded Kong enterprise image and able to run Kong in my local machine. But, my question is how to setup enterprise Kong installation on kubernetes container. I assume that i've to tweak "image section" in .yaml to pull enterprise Kong image. But i'm not sure how to do that. Can you help us how to go ahead with enterprise Kong installation on Kubernetes container?

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There are (at least) two answers to your question:

  1. set up a private docker registry -- even one inside your own kubernetes cluster -- and push the image to it, then point the image: at the internal registry

    that assumes that your enterprise purchase didn't come with access to an authenticated registry hosted by Mashape, would would absolutely be the preferred mechanism for that problem

  2. or I think you can pre-load the docker image onto the nodes via PodSpec:initContainers: in any number of ways: ftp, http, s3api, nfs, ... because the initContainer will run before the Pod container, I would expect kubelet will delay the image pull of the container until the initContainer has finished. If I had a working cluster in front of me, I'd try it out, so take this one with a grain of salt

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