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support for custom CNIs #205
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Related #278 |
I think that one simple solution to this problem can be adding a new field
For air-gapped environment, we can deliver manifests for each plugin that uses a local registry #110 avoiding to have to recreate continuously the node-image or to ship the images and load them with |
or make the CNI field accept a mount path too...
we don't have to ship the images as long as the custom CNI process is document in kind. also, we have to keep in mind that custom CNI falls under advanced testing use cases and making this easy to use from kind shouldn't be a primary goal IMO. e.g. "kind does support custom CNI, but you need to do these steps".. |
@neolit123 thanks, the mount path works with the current version using the
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no later than 0.4 I'd like to include some way to not have a default CNI installed so you may choose to install your own. "supported" is a strong word, but "possible without modifying the kind binary" definitely will happen. |
this is simple enough now, going to add it to 0.3 so we can let anyone with complaints about kindnetd bypass it entirely. |
#530 should make it a bit more first class. |
adding session affinity code in ipvs
* Move storage class installation below * Fix gcp storage class parameters * Support encrypted in aws storage class parameters * Fix default storage class * Add fstype storage parameter to gcp * Added fsType validation to gcp * Added fsType validation to gcp --------- Co-authored-by: lreciomelero <[email protected]>
this could potentially even be the default.
more generally we should look into suporting multiple other CNI
while low-prio, it is something we should eventually be doing, for sure
/priority important-longterm
/kind feature
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