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@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ This project is testing, deploying and using IPv6 only k8s clusters.
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* argocd (?) for CI and upgrades
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* Maybe LoadBalancer support (our ClusterIP already does that though)
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* (Other) DNS entrys for services
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* Internal backup / snapshots
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* External backup (rsync, rbd mirror, etc.)
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## Cluster setup
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@ -112,3 +112,86 @@ Disadvantage: the Job pod needs to modify cluster resources.
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Both kustomize and helm seem to support adjusting the namespace for
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resources easily.
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## Helm specific notes
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* Should we use the {{ .Release.name }} for matching on pods?
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* What is the best strategy for naming deployments?
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* What is the best strategy for naming configmaps?
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* What is the best strategy for naming volumes?
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Generally speaking, which resources
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* stay the same when upgrading?
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* should be different for different deployments?
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Objective for a deployment is to continue functioning with rollover of
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pods.
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### Relevant objects
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* .Release.Name = "per installation name"
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. .Chart.Name = "name of the application (chart)"
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* .Chart.Version = "version of the application (chart)"
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### .Release (.Name) assumptions
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Per release (name) we will include a specific service that should be
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kept running and keep the same name even when the charts change
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(upgrade).
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### General identifier
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#### v2
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The .Release.Name includes the .Chart.name if we are using
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--generate-name. However if we manually specify a release name
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(like "rrrrrrrr") the .Chart.Name is not included.
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As the admin of the cluster decides on the naming, it seems to make
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sense to use .Release.Name alone as an identifier, as it can be
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directly influenced by the admin.
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#### v1
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Using something like **{{ .Chart.Name }}-{{ .Release.Name }} as an
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identifier or prefix for most "static" objects seems to make sense:
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- .Chart.Name introduces the admin to where that objects belongs to
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- .Release.Name makes it unique per release
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In theory .Chart.Name could be omitted, but including it should make
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maintaining the apps more easy.
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### Service
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The service name steers the DNS name
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** If externally exposed, should probably stay the same during upgrade
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** Should probably not change depending on the release
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*** Or should it? Depends on the intent.
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The service selector
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* should probably target the .Release.Name and also something like
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`use-as-service: true` to exclude other pods that might be around.
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### Deployment
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* Should probably be **named** depending on .Release.Name to allow
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multiple
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* Should probably **match** on .Release.Name to select/create correct pods
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If there are multiple deployments within one release, probably suffix
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them (for name and matching).
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### Volumes
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* Should probably be **named** depending on .Release.Name to allow
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multiple: {{ .Release.name }}-volumename
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* Will usually contain release specific data or persistent data we
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want to keep
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* ... unless the release is removed, then data / volumes / PV / PVC can be
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deleted, too
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