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enhancement: add configmap to configure user agents for specify response cache. #466
enhancement: add configmap to configure user agents for specify response cache. #466
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oldAgents := cm.cacheAgents.Delete(util.DefaultCacheAgents...) | ||
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Should you add the DefaultCacheAgents back before returning sets.String{} here and for constructing new cache agents below?
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Should you add the DefaultCacheAgents back before returning sets.String{} here and for constructing new cache agents below?
fixed, DefaultCacheAgents have been added.
…nse cache. - background: At present, only response for requests from fixed user agents(like kube-proxy, flanneld, coredns, kubelet, yurthub, yurt-tunnel-agent) can be cached in local disk by yurthub. if user's pod access kube-apiserver through yurthub, the response can not be cached on local disk for user agents can not be recognized. - solution: 1. It's not good idea to enable cache all response for requests through yurthub, because some clients only want to access kube-apiserver or some list requests may get large volume data and make pressure to local disk. 2. So we add an configmap named yurt-hub-cfg with `cache_agents` field in kube-system namespace, user can add request user agent in this field. 3. For example, `calico` components want to access kube-apiserver through yurthub and want to use yurthub cache ability, you can configure as following: ``` apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: yurt-hub-cfg namespace: kube-system data: cache_agents: "calico" ```
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…nse cache. (openyurtio#466) - background: At present, only response for requests from fixed user agents(like kube-proxy, flanneld, coredns, kubelet, yurthub, yurt-tunnel-agent) can be cached in local disk by yurthub. if user's pod access kube-apiserver through yurthub, the response can not be cached on local disk for user agents can not be recognized. - solution: 1. It's not good idea to enable cache all response for requests through yurthub, because some clients only want to access kube-apiserver or some list requests may get large volume data and make pressure to local disk. 2. So we add an configmap named yurt-hub-cfg with `cache_agents` field in kube-system namespace, user can add request user agent in this field. 3. For example, `calico` components want to access kube-apiserver through yurthub and want to use yurthub cache ability, you can configure as following: ``` apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: yurt-hub-cfg namespace: kube-system data: cache_agents: "calico" ```
What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
background:
At present, only response for requests from fixed user agents(like kube-proxy, flanneld, coredns, kubelet, yurthub, yurt-tunnel-agent) can be cached in local disk by yurthub. if user's pod access kube-apiserver through yurthub, the response can not be cached on local disk for user agents can not be recognized.
solution:
cache_agents
field in kube-system namespace, user can add request user agent in this field.calico
components want to access kube-apiserver through yurthub and want to use yurthub cache ability, you can configure as following:Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #
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Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?
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