Allow blue/green deployments without a service mesh provider#211
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To be used for Kubernetes blue/green deployments (no service mesh or ingress controller)
To be used for Kubernetes blue/green deployments with the no-operations router
Implement request-success-rate and request-duration checks using http_request_duration_seconds histogram
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This PR adds a no-operation router that can be activated with
-mesh-provider=nonecommand flag. This allows blue/green deployments to be performed without a service mesh or ingress controller. Fix: #209For the non service mesh promotions, the two builtin metrics are based on
http_request_duration_secondshistogram that your app should expose or you can use custom promql queries like in the example below.Blue/Green example: