The IPAM plugin has a configuration option to never deallocate addresses, however there is no way to eventually clean up these addresses outside of terminating a node.
There should be a mark and sweep system to locate persistently free IPs and mark them for removal at a later pass. In the spirit of running daemon-less, we should record marks in a state file.
theatrus
commented
6 years ago
The IPAM plugin has a configuration option to never deallocate addresses, however there is no way to eventually clean up these addresses outside of terminating a node.
There should be a mark and sweep system to locate persistently free IPs and mark them for removal at a later pass. In the spirit of running daemon-less, we should record marks in a state file.