---------------------- Yes, Garden does support syncing with external ingress controllers. By default, Garden does not install an ingress controller for remote environments, but this can be toggled by setting the

setupIngressController

flag to

nginx

. Alternatively, you can set up your own ingress controller, such as Traefik, Ambassador, or Istio. For code synchronization, you can use the

--sync

flag on the

garden deploy

command. For example:

garden deploy my-deploy --sync=*

You can also configure a

two-way

sync mode with Garden sync mode for bi-directional syncing. Please note that if you re-install the Garden Nginx Ingress Controller, it may be assigned a new IP address by your cloud provider, meaning that hostnames pointing to the previous one will no longer work. To fix this, you can run

kubectl get svc -n garden-system

and look for the EXTERNAL-IP of the garden-nginx-nginx-ingress-controller service and update your DNS records with this new value. For more information, you can refer to the Code Synchronization guide () and the Garden documentation on providers and sync (). Sources: - Garden Documentation on Ingress and DNS () - Garden Documentation on Providers and Sync () - Garden Documentation on Using the CLI () - Garden Documentation on FAQ () - Garden Documentation on Troubleshooting () ----------------------

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