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Support deploying one FRR container in Kind network #6488
Support deploying one FRR container in Kind network #6488
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why we need to pass external_frr_cid to test code? I think this would cause the test can only run in kind cluster.
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I thought we could run some commands in the FRR container by passing the cid to test code.
A question: is the external agnhost container only supported in Kind cluster? I thought that it was the same for the external frr container.
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Is there a public API to access the FRR application, like "/clientip" of agnhost container?
The test code doesn't make any assumption on how the external agnhost server is deployed so technically you can specify a VM IP or a public IP. It only needs the server's IP.
By passing the container ID to test code, I assume you would then use it to run some validation, then the code can be only ran in a kind cluster, and can't work with real BGP router.
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I'm afraid we cannot configure it through network. I found that FRR application doesn't provide any API based TCP/IP. It can be configured through Unix Socket API locally.
I use the container ID to configure the FRR application using the command like
docker exec -it <container ID> <command>
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