You must define a Kubernetes Ingress Object that stores the configuration that the LoadMaster requires. Here is an example YAML file:

apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
	name: kemp-ingress
	annotations:
		"kemp.ax/vsip": "<VirtualServiceAddress>"
		"kemp.ax/vsport": "<VirtualServicePort>"
		"kemp.ax/vsprot": "<tcp/udp>"
spec:
	ingressClassName: lmingress
	rules:
	- host: <HostAddress1>
		http:
			paths:
			- path: </Path1>
      			pathType: <Prefix/ImplementationSpecific/Exact>
      			backend:
        			service:
          				name: <ServiceName1>
          				port:
            				number: <ServicePort1>
  	- host: <HostAddress2>
    http:
      paths:
      - path: </Path2>
        pathType: <Prefix/ImplementationSpecific/Exact>
        backend:
          service:
          name: <ServiceName2>
          port:
            number: <ServicePort2>
Note: You cannot use both spec.ingressClassName and metadata.annotations.kubernetes.io/ingress.class together. If you do, you will get an error like "The Ingress "<ingress-name>" is invalid: annotations.kubernetes.io/ingress.class: Invalid value: "kempLB": can not be set when the class field is also set. However, you can use one of the two methods (annotation or ingressClassName) by itself - just not both.

In your Kubernetes Shell session, run:

kubectl apply -f <Filename>.yaml

In your Kubernetes Shell session, run the following command to see the Ingress details:

kubectl describe ingress <Name>