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[EOL] etcdadm is a command-line tool for operating an etcd cluster
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Allow using multiple endpoints for etcd client #297

Closed mrajashree closed 2 years ago

mrajashree commented 2 years ago

The etcdadm init command creates a single member etcd cluster. Other members can be added to the cluster using the etcdadm join command with the endpoint of the first member. If this first member gets deleted, we need to decide on a different endpoint to be used for the join command for future members. Instead, once the cluster is created, we should be able to use endpoints of all members with the join command. This endpoint only gets used to create an etcd client for listing/adding members. This commit modifies the ClientForEndpoint method to use all endpoints that are passed in. This way the etcdadm join command can accept a comma separated list of etcd members.

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dlipovetsky commented 2 years ago

/ok-to-test

justinsb commented 2 years ago

This LGTM - it introduces multiple endpoints without breaking backwards compatability.

/lgtm

@dlipovetsky are you OK for me to start approving PRs in etcdadm itself (vs in etcd-manager)?

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