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I am using Istio in Google Kubernetes Engine with Istio. I've added a CORS policy to my virtual service that allows all origins. It looks like this:

 - match:
 - port: 443
 route:
 - destination:
 host: rev79-api-service
 port:
 number: 9000
 corsPolicy:
 allowOrigin:
 - '*'
 allowMethods:
 - POST
 - GET
 - OPTIONS
 - PUT
 - DELETE
 allowHeaders:
 - grpc-timeout
 - content-type
 - keep-alive
 - user-agent
 - cache-control
 - content-type
 - content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-response-streaming
 - x-user-agent
 - x-grpc-web
 maxAge: 86400s
 exposeHeaders:
 - grpc-status
 - grpc-message
 allowCredentials: true

But When I try to make a request from a browser I get this error:

dev.rev79.app/:1 Access to XMLHttpRequest at
'https://api.rev79.app/sil.rev79.Admin/ListNations' from origin
'https://dev.rev79.app' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to
preflight request doesn't pass access control check: It does not have
HTTP ok status.

What am I supposed to do to avoid this CORS error?

I'm considering directing all requests with method OPTIONS to a service that just gives a 200 response (i.e. my health check path) but I think there must be a more conventional approach.

google-kubernetes-engine cors

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I am using Istio in Google Kubernetes Engine with Istio. I've added a CORS policy to my virtual service that allows all origins. It looks like this:

 - match:
 - port: 443
 route:
 - destination:
 host: rev79-api-service
 port:
 number: 9000
 corsPolicy:
 allowOrigin:
 - '*'
 allowMethods:
 - POST
 - GET
 - OPTIONS
 - PUT
 - DELETE
 allowHeaders:
 - grpc-timeout
 - content-type
 - keep-alive
 - user-agent
 - cache-control
 - content-type
 - content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-response-streaming
 - x-user-agent
 - x-grpc-web
 maxAge: 86400s
 exposeHeaders:
 - grpc-status
 - grpc-message
 allowCredentials: true

But When I try to make a request from a browser I get this error:

dev.rev79.app/:1 Access to XMLHttpRequest at
'https://api.rev79.app/sil.rev79.Admin/ListNations' from origin
'https://dev.rev79.app' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to
preflight request doesn't pass access control check: It does not have
HTTP ok status.

What am I supposed to do to avoid this CORS error?

I'm considering directing all requests with method OPTIONS to a service that just gives a 200 response (i.e. my health check path) but I think there must be a more conventional approach.

google-kubernetes-engine cors

share|improve this question

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086

add a comment | 

I am using Istio in Google Kubernetes Engine with Istio. I've added a CORS policy to my virtual service that allows all origins. It looks like this:

 - match:
 - port: 443
 route:
 - destination:
 host: rev79-api-service
 port:
 number: 9000
 corsPolicy:
 allowOrigin:
 - '*'
 allowMethods:
 - POST
 - GET
 - OPTIONS
 - PUT
 - DELETE
 allowHeaders:
 - grpc-timeout
 - content-type
 - keep-alive
 - user-agent
 - cache-control
 - content-type
 - content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-response-streaming
 - x-user-agent
 - x-grpc-web
 maxAge: 86400s
 exposeHeaders:
 - grpc-status
 - grpc-message
 allowCredentials: true

But When I try to make a request from a browser I get this error:

dev.rev79.app/:1 Access to XMLHttpRequest at
'https://api.rev79.app/sil.rev79.Admin/ListNations' from origin
'https://dev.rev79.app' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to
preflight request doesn't pass access control check: It does not have
HTTP ok status.

What am I supposed to do to avoid this CORS error?

I'm considering directing all requests with method OPTIONS to a service that just gives a 200 response (i.e. my health check path) but I think there must be a more conventional approach.

google-kubernetes-engine cors

share|improve this question

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086

 - match:
 - port: 443
 route:
 - destination:
 host: rev79-api-service
 port:
 number: 9000
 corsPolicy:
 allowOrigin:
 - '*'
 allowMethods:
 - POST
 - GET
 - OPTIONS
 - PUT
 - DELETE
 allowHeaders:
 - grpc-timeout
 - content-type
 - keep-alive
 - user-agent
 - cache-control
 - content-type
 - content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-content-transfer-encoding
 - x-accept-response-streaming
 - x-user-agent
 - x-grpc-web
 maxAge: 86400s
 exposeHeaders:
 - grpc-status
 - grpc-message
 allowCredentials: true

share|improve this question

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086

share|improve this question

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086

asked May 28 at 7:31

Toby 1 KenobiToby 1 Kenobi

1086