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✨ Add Metro Support
User Story
Support metro based provisioning. https://metal.equinix.com/developers/docs/locations/metros/
Detailed Description
As information becomes available this description will be updated and comments will be added to support the implementation changes.
Documentation should be broadly updated to demonstrate metros. A few smaller examples can demonstrate Facilities.
/kind feature
From a recent discussion on Slack/Zoom with Moath on the K8S Slack, these talking points came up:
- Metro and Facility should both be optional, there is exclusivity in the EM API and we could replicate that behavior in Cluster and Machine definitions
- Should control plane nodes be forced to reside in a single metro?
- These fields are not immutable today, and we should continue that practice. If a Facility is changed, the machine(s) would need to be recreated in the EM API. One exception to this would be that if a machine is converted from “facility: da11” to “metro: da”, the desired metro is already present. This would not necessitate a reprovision.
- The v1alpha3 types are being updated in this PR today. Do we want to introduce change to the old definitions?
- With respect to the ability to use private IPs (https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-packet/issues/226):
- Today, the control plane IP is public. With private networking, the control plane may not be accessible to all nodes.
- Nodes in the same metro would share access to the same management network control plane (10/8)
- Nodes in a project with project scoped backend-transfer could share the same management control plane (10/8) https://metal.equinix.com/developers/docs/networking/backend-transfer/
- Nodes with hybrid-networking within the same metro would share access to the same VLAN network control plane (any IPs, the VLAN addresses and must configured via cloud-init)
- Projects may be hosting multiple clusters, so settings like “which metros are enrolled in backend transfer” may bleed over into other cluster settings.
https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-packet/issues/313#tasklist-block-fb7e86d8-b6c4-4c9c-bd6f-942acfdc6ccc
I think it should be handle the same as the CPEM. It seems like the first choice is Facility, and if a Facility isn't defined it falls back to Metro, if also no Metro is defined it results in an error.
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Sounds like we've decided facility and metro should be mutually exclusive arguments where one is required.