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Hey Chris,
for easily getting started you can try NodePort by adding --set service.type=NodePort
to helm install. You can then get the node port via kubectl get svc
. Make sure that this port is allowed in your firewall(s) and you can access it on http://public-ip:nodeport/BC
For a production setup you may rather want to use ingress. This basically gives you one entry point and can route to many Business Central containers. I suggest reading through the ingress docs as this setup is a bit more complex: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingress/
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