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app: Implement a separate health check server #1428
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Related to linkerd#7560, this modifies the proxy injector to use port 4192 and updates the multicluster manifest to match. See: linkerd/linkerd2-proxy#1428 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
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Related to linkerd#7560, this modifies the proxy injector to use port 4192 and updates the multicluster manifest to match. See: linkerd/linkerd2-proxy#1428 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
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Related to linkerd#7560, this modifies the proxy injector to use port 4192 and updates the multicluster manifest to match. See: linkerd/linkerd2-proxy#1428 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
A separate server provides identically behaving /live and /ready routes to the admin server. Does not remove the existing admin server's routes. Background: On some Kubernetes distributions, requests from the control plane may not come from a private address range IP address or even a consistent IP address. This poses a problem, because the admin server used in a multicluster mesh needs to simultaneously serve /live and /ready routes to: * The Kubernetes control plane, for liveness and readiness probes respectively * Remote clusters as part of probing for remote gateway In order to avoid exposing the other admin routes, the multicluster gateway uses an authorization policy forbidding unauthorized and out-of-cluster requests. This causes the gateway to fail readiness and liveness probes. Resolution: Implement a separate server in the proxy app that can securely serve /live and /ready routes. The port that server listens on can be used for health check probes internally, without an authorization policy. See: linkerd/linkerd2#7548 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
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Related to linkerd#7560, this modifies the proxy injector to use port 4192 and updates the multicluster manifest to match. See: linkerd/linkerd2-proxy#1428 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
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Related to linkerd#7560, this modifies the proxy injector to use port 4192 and updates the multicluster manifest to match. See: linkerd/linkerd2-proxy#1428 Signed-off-by: Aaron Friel <[email protected]>
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Do not merge before issue/resolution is accepted here: linkerd/linkerd2/issues/7560
A separate server provides identically behaving /live and /ready routes
to the admin server. Does not remove the existing admin server's routes.
Background:
On some Kubernetes distributions, requests from the control plane may
not come from a private address range IP address or even a consistent IP
address. This poses a problem, because the admin server used in a
multicluster mesh needs to simultaneously serve /live and /ready routes
to:
respectively
In order to avoid exposing the other admin routes, the multicluster
gateway uses an authorization policy forbidding unauthorized and
out-of-cluster requests. This causes the gateway to fail readiness and
liveness probes.
Resolution:
Implement a separate server in the proxy app that can securely serve
/live and /ready routes. The port that server listens on can be used for
health check probes internally, without an authorization policy.
See: linkerd/linkerd2#7548