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Set InternalIP machine status.addresses
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Describe the solution you'd like Almost always a VM will have an address internal to the datacenter. In the case where we don't know if an address is external or internal to the datacenter, we should assume it is internal and set the type as InternalIP. Today we always set it as an ExternalIP
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This is still pretty important from my perspective, in general we shouldn't label private addresses spaces as ExternalIP. It's also not consistent with how we address node addresses.
@andrewsykim - Agreed. As this is a breaking changing my thinking was to include this in the set of breaking changes of v1a4
As this is a breaking changing my thinking was to include this in the set of breaking changes of v1a4.
It's only a breaking change if we stop setting ExternalIP. I don't think it would be a breaking change to start setting InternalIP now though?
The interesting bit is that we don't have a way to distinguish between InternalIP and ExternalIP. Are you suggesting to set both ?
If we can't distinguish between the two, we should set the type based on what is most common -- which from my understanding is InternalIP, since almost always a VM's machine IP is internal to a vCenter. In an ideal world we would just set InternalIP, but removing ExternalIP is a breaking change.
My suggestion would be to set both InternalIP and ExternalIP for the remainder of v1alpha3 and remove ExternalIP starting v1alpha4. Or even better, set the type based on some well known heuristic like checking if the address is in one of the well-known private address spaces.
@yastij This still seems to be the case for Machine addresses, something that we should look into again? /help
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@yastij This still seems to be the case for Machine addresses, something that we should look into again? /help
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