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Gloo Fed needs to stop using clusterName field in k8s 1.24 #6611

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jenshu opened this issue Jun 23, 2022 · 6 comments
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Gloo Fed needs to stop using clusterName field in k8s 1.24 #6611

jenshu opened this issue Jun 23, 2022 · 6 comments
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Area: Gloo Fed Issues related to the Gloo Fed project in solo-projects Type: Bug Something isn't working

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jenshu commented Jun 23, 2022

Gloo Edge Version

1.12.x (beta)

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Describe the bug

Currently Gloo Fed uses the metadata.clusterName field to store registered cluster names.
Kubernetes has deprecated the field and changed its name as of 1.24 and will remove it in 1.25

We will need to store the cluster name in a different field.

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@jenshu jenshu added Type: Bug Something isn't working Area: Gloo Fed Issues related to the Gloo Fed project in solo-projects labels Jun 23, 2022
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bcollard commented Sep 2, 2022

linked to solo-io/skv2#362?

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Ido-Itz commented Nov 22, 2022

Which gloo-fed resource uses the metadata.clusterName field?

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jenshu commented Nov 22, 2022

Which gloo-fed resource uses the metadata.clusterName field?

It's only used in memory to keep track of which resources came from which cluster. It's not written to storage.

@nfuden nfuden self-assigned this Dec 7, 2022
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Ido-Itz commented Dec 19, 2022

Which gloo-fed resource uses the metadata.clusterName field?

It's only used in memory to keep track of which resources came from which cluster. It's not written to storage.

In this case, it's safe for us to upgrade to Kubernetes 1.24. Am I right?

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jenshu commented Dec 19, 2022

Gloo Fed does not yet work on 1.24, i would not upgrade until this is resolved

@jenshu jenshu reopened this Dec 20, 2022
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jenshu commented Dec 22, 2022

fix will be available in GlooEE v1.12.41, v1.13.0, and v1.14.0-beta2

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