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Add Consul Enterprise Namespace support to endpoints controller
- In order to support Consul namespaces, the controller now accepts values namespacesEnabled, consulDestinationNamespace, mirroringEnabled and mirroringPrefix which determine which Consul namespace a service and it's proxy should be registered in when created. This behavior is fairly straightforward when registering an endpoint but is a little tricker when de-registration is concerned. During de-registration, as we use a consul agent, we need to iterate through the list of all the namespaces in Consul that we register services against and create a Client that targets that namespace and agent to find services registered against the agent in a given namespace. - Additional changes here require the creating the ACL authmethod in the default namespace if namespace mirroring is configured and but in the destination namespace otherwise. This also requires us to explicitly specify the destination namespace of the service in order to query the agent for the service being available accurately.
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Ashwin Venkatesh
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