ch-k8s-lbaas

The ch-k8s-lbaas load-balancing solution resides in its own official repository.

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ch-k8-lbaas Configuraton

# --- C&H KUBERNETES LBaaS ---
# ansible prefix: "ch_k8s_lbaas_"
[ch-k8s-lbaas]
# To enable our LBaaS service, un-comment the following options and fill in a
# unique, random, base64-encoded secret in place of `...`.
# To generate such a secret, you can use the following command:
# $ dd if=/dev/urandom bs=16 count=1 status=none | base64

enabled       = true    # •ᴗ•
shared_secret = "..."   # REPLACE ME
version       = "0.7.0"
agent_port    = 15203

# Configure which IP address ("port") manager to use. Two options are available:
# - openstack: Uses OpenStack and the yaook/k8s gateway nodes to provision
#   LBaaS IP addresses ports.
# - static: Uses a fixed set of IP addresses to use for load balancing. When the
#   static port manager is used, the `agent_urls` and `static_ipv4_addresses`
#   options must also be configured.
#port_manager  = "openstack"

# List of IPv4 addresses which are usable for the static port manager. It is
# your responsibility to ensure that the node(s) which run the agent(s) receive
# traffic for these IPv4 addresses.
#static_ipv4_addresses = []

# Customize URLs for the agents. This will typically be a list of HTTP URLs
# like http://agent_ip:15203. This option is only used if the port manager is
# set to `static`, and must be set if the port manager is `static`.
#agent_urls = []

# Configure memory and CPU resources for the lbaas controller
#controller_cpu_request = "100m"
#controller_memory_request = "256Mi"
#controller_cpu_limit = "200m"
#controller_memory_limit = "256Mi"