Install Istio control plane with CNI plugin using istio-pilot #351
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This refactor uses the install method form the istioctl wrapper to install the control plane without calling subprocess directly in the charm code. Part of #351
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This refactor uses the install method form the istioctl wrapper to install the control plane without calling subprocess directly in the charm code. This commit also changes the unit tests and lints the code and tests to adapt to the recent refactor. Part of #351
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This refactor uses the install method form the istioctl wrapper to install the control plane without calling subprocess directly in the charm code. This commit also changes the unit tests and lints the code and tests to adapt to the recent refactor. Part of #351
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This commit enables the Istio CNI plugin by default in all new deployments of istio-pilot provided the required charm configuration is present; otherwise the control plane remains intact. It is also ensured that the required configurations are present when upgrading to future versions so the plugin is correctly installed on existing control planes (versions <1.17). Fixes #356 Part of #351
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…357) * refactor: use the istioctl wrapper for installing the control plane This refactor uses the install method form the istioctl wrapper to install the control plane without calling subprocess directly in the charm code. This commit also changes the unit tests and lints the code and tests to adapt to the recent refactor. Part of #351
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This commit enables the Istio CNI plugin by default in all new deployments of istio-pilot provided the required charm configuration is present; otherwise the control plane remains intact. It is also ensured that the required configurations are present when upgrading to future versions so the plugin is correctly installed on existing control planes (versions <1.17). Fixes #356 Part of #351
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* feat: enable Istio CNI plugin by default This commit enables the Istio CNI plugin by default in all new deployments of istio-pilot provided the required charm configuration is present; otherwise the control plane remains intact. It is also ensured that the required configurations are present when upgrading to future versions so the plugin is correctly installed on existing control planes (versions <1.17). Fixes #356 Part of #351
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* feat: enable Istio CNI plugin by default This commit enables the Istio CNI plugin by default in all new deployments of istio-pilot provided the required charm configuration is present; otherwise the control plane remains intact. It is also ensured that the required configurations are present when upgrading to future versions so the plugin is correctly installed on existing control planes (versions <1.17). Fixes #356 Part of #351
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…357) * refactor: use the istioctl wrapper for installing the control plane This refactor uses the install method form the istioctl wrapper to install the control plane without calling subprocess directly in the charm code. This commit also changes the unit tests and lints the code and tests to adapt to the recent refactor. Part of #351
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* feat: enable Istio CNI plugin by default This commit enables the Istio CNI plugin by default in all new deployments of istio-pilot provided the required charm configuration is present; otherwise the control plane remains intact. It is also ensured that the required configurations are present when upgrading to future versions so the plugin is correctly installed on existing control planes (versions <1.17). Fixes #356 Part of #351
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What needs to get done
Based on the implementation details from the spec (#350), install the Istio control plane with the CNI plugin. This task requires changes in the
istio-pilotcharm code, potentially:values.istio_cni.enabledWhy it needs to get done
Some changes need to be done on the
istio-pilotcharm code to be able to install the Istio CNI plugin.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: