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Using Prismic Proxy Cache with Kubernetes

This proxy was made to work with Kubernetes from the start, so you should be able to get a service up and running by applying prismic.yml:

  1. Get a copy of prismic.yml
  2. Customize it as needed, replacing at least the following values:
    • <PROXY-HOST>: the actual host for your proxy, i.e. content.my-site.com
    • <PRISMIC-REPO-NAME>: name of your repository, which is whatever comes before .cdn.prismic.io
  3. kubectl apply -f prismic.yml

This should give you a deployment, service and ingress to expose your newly created proxy.