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Run weave node agent in a daemonset and use it to configure the pod network #151
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Is this being pushed instead of using native cloudprovider? Permanently? Temporarily? Is it because of Terraform not being able to cleanup routes/routetables/lbs? I'm personally interested in having a native cloudprovider option. (Cleanup for Azure is a lot easier because each cluster gets a resource group that can be trivially deleted without needing to necessarily teach Terraform about cloudprovider-created resources.) |
This will be a proof of concept that we can run the pod network as an addon. It proves that we can deploy kubernetes-anywhere in environments that don't by default support the routing that the pod network requires without sacrificing simplicity. |
Is this (theoretically) possible today, or is there more work that needs to happen? I'm not super familiar with the kubelet/CNI coordination points. |
@aaronlevy I think this should work after kubernetes/kubernetes#28178 is merged but I need to do some testing. |
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It should use kubelet cni plugin and be deployed as an addon in phase3.
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