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IP routing config for local network instances #38
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// into applications connected to them indirectly through local network instances. | ||
// This option is only valid for local network instances. For other types | ||
// of network instances, it will be ignored. | ||
bool propagate_connected_routes = 42; |
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I always suspect that the question about life and everthing had something to do with IP routing ;-)
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Should be do this with 'disable_propagate_connected_routes'? since default case is most people want.
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We can't change the default behavior since we don't know whether that will break existing deployments.
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I'm also considering renaming this to propagate_uplink_routes
. After all, uplink port may receive additional routes from an external DHCP server. Shouldn't we propagate all the routes associated with an uplink interface?
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Not going to rename, we agreed internally that only connected routes will be propagated, not all routes received from external DHCP server.
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Makes sense to keep the name and semantics (need to set to true to change from current behavior).
@naiming-zededa Even if most cases (where app instances have multiple adapters) could benefit from having this set it is a bit scary to start doing that as part of an update by changing the default and have a disable field.
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Sure.
we can also introduce a new api-capability for this feature, otherwise user configured static-routes in the cloud side and wondering why it does not show up on the device. |
Marking this as draft until some design discussions are closed. Then will also make changes requested in review. |
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Done, added new API capability. |
@eriknordmark, @naiming-zededa PR is ready for re-review. |
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LGTM, but as we add this should we also add something about propagate/inject default route or not in the API?
Today we do that by default and can disable it by setting the gateway (for the network if I don't misremember - or is it on the network instance?)
If nothing else, how about documenting that near the comment about static_routes?
These new fields will allow to: - use DHCP to automatically propagate routes for uplink subnets to applications connected to them indirectly through local network instances - configure static IP routes for local network instances and propagate them using DHCP to connected applications Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <milan@zededa.com>
Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <milan@zededa.com>
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Done, added comments explaining default route propagation. |
These new fields will allow to:
into applications connected to them indirectly through local network
instances
them using DHCP to connected applications