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Kube-router, a turnkey solution for Kubernetes networking.
When multiple peer routers are configured, for example `--peer-router-ips="192.168.0.201,192.168.0.202"` then router should be configured to all peer routers. This enables load sharing for outgoing traffic. This is supported when gobgp...
I believe it should be possible to specify multiple master-servers and/or multiple kubeconfigs in order to fully support a multi-master setup. I generally use **kubernetes.default.svc** as much as possible, since...
When kube-router project was initially started (in early 2017) state of the art was to use L4 and L7 split design. With L4 load balancers primarily built up on Linux...
IPVS has this nice LB method http://kb.linuxvirtualserver.org/wiki/Dynamic_Feedback_Load_Balancing_Scheduling Which is all the more relevent in case of distrubuted load balancing requirements of 'ClusterIP' and NodePort service types. Each node doing load...
Might be related to #521, but setting IPVS timeout (sessionAffinityConfig.clientIP.timeoutSeconds) to 86400 does not help. TCP connection from POD to service (in our case from application to PostgreSQL service, the...
**What happened?** kube-router added support for iptables 1.8 version. iptables 1.8 version on wards it has suppor for both nftables and iptables. More details can be found in this document...
It would be useful if kube-router supported making egress pod traffic appear as a specified static IP. Normally egress traffic gets a SNAT to appear as the node IP when...
Hi, this PR https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/89593 introduces the important change to provide seamless an upgrade for a cluster using kubeadm and without risks having kube-proxy installed again, but it is rely on...
In multi-homed nodes node's can have multiple IP's. It is observed that source address used when sending the packets is not exaclty the node IP. In an e.g setup ```...
My Kubernetes nodes have a dedicated network interface that shall be used for the Kubernetes Pod network traffic (eth1) while all other traffic go for eth0. Also, the default gateway...