Open haim-kermany opened 3 months ago
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by the relevant connection, with details/warning that this connectivity depends on the sunets of the private IPs for this LB. handle rules policies (not in scope yet)
user -> ip
ip -> backend
in both segments, check if connectivity is separated by one of the PIPs , if yes - at least mark with **
** this connectivity does not cover all endpoints (more details in linting )
add debug mode with private IPs in the connectivity report
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
can you provide more details? are those non-trivial SG? why is it difficult to see their impact on connectivity results with current LB abstraction?
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
can you provide more details? are those non-trivial SG? why is it difficult to see their impact on connectivity results with current LB abstraction?
the SGs are applied on the pips. and the LB abstraction remove the pips and their connectivity, so it is hard to see the impact of the SGs on the connectivity
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
can you provide more details? are those non-trivial SG? why is it difficult to see their impact on connectivity results with current LB abstraction?
the SGs are applied on the pips. and the LB abstraction remove the pips and their connectivity, so it is hard to see the impact of the SGs on the connectivity
but it should have impact on the connectivity of the LB itself..
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
can you provide more details? are those non-trivial SG? why is it difficult to see their impact on connectivity results with current LB abstraction?
the SGs are applied on the pips. and the LB abstraction remove the pips and their connectivity, so it is hard to see the impact of the SGs on the connectivity
but it should have impact on the connectivity of the LB itself..
it should, but not all the time, and it is hard to investigate it without seeing the pip connectivity report
check non trivial SG example (add test) - both iks_workers_large and iks_config_obj has SG on LB. after implementing non abstraction mode, it will be easier to review
can you provide more details? are those non-trivial SG? why is it difficult to see their impact on connectivity results with current LB abstraction?
the SGs are applied on the pips. and the LB abstraction remove the pips and their connectivity, so it is hard to see the impact of the SGs on the connectivity
but it should have impact on the connectivity of the LB itself..
it should, but not all the time, and it is hard to investigate it without seeing the pip connectivity report
not all the time -- because the connectivity is not consistent for all pips? I think we should have a basic example where it is consistent for all pips, and reflected clearly in the report for the abstracted LB connectivity.
lets take it online
iks_config_object has a SG that reflect the LB connectivity I added a test to the branch "non-lb-abstraction-mode". there was already a test for abstract mode
from the parser to the output