bpf: use node map spi field in set_ipsec_encrypt #31804
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Updates `set_ipsec_encrypt` to allow an SPI to be retrieved from the node map when creating an encryption mark. This is especially useful when Encrypted Overlay is enabled, allowing us to obtain the SPI via the VXLAN tunnel endpoint IP. Signed-off-by: Louis DeLosSantos <louis.delos@isovalent.com>
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Updates
set_ipsec_encryptto allow an SPI to be retrieved from the node map when creating an encryption mark.This is especially useful when Encrypted Overlay is enabled, allowing us to obtain the SPI via the VXLAN tunnel endpoint IP.