Stefan Prodan

This was due to Kubernetes packages upgrades, the computed checksum of the canary changed due to how the objects are serialised. We'll need to add some tests around this, in...

Why would anyone use sem ver for nightly builds? Usually you would use the short SHA for nightly builds or pre releases and strict sem ver for releases. It's easy...

Does it work with `skipAnalysis: false`?

Chose one of the two and run the canary analysis for it. I would go with the public VS being generated by Flagger, I guess a canary analysis is more...

Flagger knows about Kubernetes services, so it can set that part in the annotation, but what's `TargetGroupArn`?

@nrutigs one key feature in Flagger are the [builtin metrics](https://docs.flagger.app/faq#metrics) such as success rate and latency. These are implemented with Prometheus queries, does the ALB ingress exposes a metrics endpoint...

The builtin metrics are for Prometheus. I guess we can say in the docs that for ALB people should use Cloudwatch. We should provider two metric templates for error rate...

My main concern is around maintenance because you can't have an e2e test suite for ALB+CloudWatch on Kubernetes Kind, like we have for any other ingress controller. @nrutigs if you...

@nrutigs running eksctl in CI could do it but but it's a lot of work, clusters must be created on the fly and removed after a test run. The e2e...

@akuzni2 Flagger already supports NGINX ingress, if an ALB sits in front of it, then it’s irrelevant to the canary analysis and routing. Docs here: https://docs.flagger.app/tutorials/nginx-progressive-delivery