deleting services from 'other' ns
Not sure if this is a documentation issue or if more information needs to be given to user thru cli?
After performing 'hello-world':
bash-5.2$ skupper service delete backend -n west
bash-5.2$ skupper service status -n west
Services exposed through Skupper:
╰─ backend (tcp port 8080)
ie As a user I expect the delete command to remove the service or give me a message saying why that is not possible
Could be documented as:
If you want to delete a service, make sure that either 'service-sync' is disabled or service status returns the underlying target(s).
I was not able to re-create this issue. I am seeing the service get remove correctly with service-sync enabled. I tried with/without namespace specifier. If you have any additional context to re-create, please pass along...
relates to deleting services from 'other ns', leaving open for review
I was working on this a bit, and from creating skupper using the CLI, I don't see any way to turn off service-sync? Only option in the CLI is --enable-service-sync, but it already defaults to true. So, if you add this option or not service-sync is always true. Am I missing config option here? Should the option be --disable-service-sync?
If you are using the hello-world example and try to delete backend service on east router it is not deleted. If you delete the backend service on the west router it is deleted, or at least no longer exposed.
Do you expect that you can delete the backend service when issuing the command on the east router?
skupper service delete backend -n west
Or you just want a warning saying the backend service doesn't exist on local router?
on west router:
skupper service delete backend
skupper unexpose deployment/backend
both remove the backend from being exposed to other skupper routers.
if you try to unexpose backend on the east router you do see a warning message
skupper unexpose deployment/backend -n west
Error: Unable to unbind skupper service: Could not find target backend for service interface backend
So is this what you are looking for on the east router if you issue the skupper service delete backend -n west?
I also have a question on service-sync
I ran with service-sync false on both west and east routers.
I was still able to expose the backend deployment on the west router.
Is that expected behavior?
on east router
skupper expose deployment/backend --port 8080
deployment backend exposed as backend
kubectl get configmaps skupper-site -o yaml | grep service-sync
service-snc: "false"
on west router
kubectl get configmaps skupper-site -o yaml | grep service-sync
service-snc: "false"
skupper service status
Services exposed through Skupper:
╰─backend:8080 (tcp)
@lynnemorrison thanks I've reproduced your findings with skupper 1.7.0
skupper init --enable-service-sync=false on east/west
east: skupper expose deployment/backend --port 8080
west: skupper service status Services exposed through Skupper: ╰─ backend:8080 (tcp)
However, I don't think the west service is working as expected.
@nluaces I've created https://github.com/skupperproject/skupper/issues/1466 as requested.
i believe this is fixed, reopen if required