Fix the "supress health checks when only one backing service" logic#17077
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This reverts commit 4833eb5. This logic is not correct. If a router is backed by two services, it will misbehave.
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Ok, cleaned up the PR. The first commit is a complete reversion of my bad change. The second is just fixing a TODO, since I looked over the code and it is sane. The third is the correct change, and is the one that should be looked at in isolation to make better sense of the work. |
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@openshift/networking PTAL (but see comment #17077 (comment)) |
There was a TODO asking for the code to be reviewed. I've done that, so I removed the TODO.
Previously we had attempted to suppress the health checks, but it was looking at the endpoints of the service, not the servers that back the route. The problem is that if we just look at endpoints, then if a route has two backing services, each with one endpoint, we would incorrectly suppress the health checks. Fixes bug 1507664 (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1507664)
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From the comment not sure what you are going for. The code seems to generate health check on a per service basis when the service has more than 1 endpoint. So if the route has 2 services, A and B, A has 1 endpoint and there is now health check for that service and B has 3 endpoints we would have health checks for that service. So if A and B both have 1 endpoint no health checks are needed for the route. Did I get that right?
Other than my fuzzy understanding this looks OK.
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This reverts commit 4833eb5 and then fixes the implementation.
Previously we had attempted to suppress the health checks, but it was looking at the endpoints of the service, not the servers that back the route. The problem is that if we just look at endpoints, then if a route has two backing services, each with one endpoint, we would incorrectly suppress the health checks.
Fixes bug 1507664 (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1507664)