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  1. OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) Strategy
  2. OCPSTRAT-178

Allow adding ipv6 VIPs to existing dual stack clusters via Mutable Infrastructure

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    • OCPSTRAT-849Comprehensive In Cluster Networking configurations and customizations
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      Goal:
      Support enablement of dual-stack VIPs on existing clusters created as dual-stack but at a time when it was not possible to have both v4 and v6 VIPs at the same time.

      Why is this important?
      This is a followup to SDN-2213 ("Support dual ipv4 and ipv6 ingress and api VIPs").

      We expect that customers with existing dual stack clusters will want to make use of the new dual stack VIPs fixes/enablement, but it's unclear how this will work because we've never supported modifying on-prem networking configuration after initial deployment. Once we have dual stack VIPs enabled, we will need to investigate how to alter the configuration to add VIPs to an existing cluster.

      We will need to make changes to the VIP fields in the Infrastructure and/or ControllerConfig objects. Infrastructure would be the first option since that would make all of the fields consistent, but that relies on the ability to change that object and have the changes persist and be propagated to the ControllerConfig. If that's not possible, we may need to make changes just in ControllerConfig.

              ddharwar@redhat.com Deepthi Dharwar
              bnemec@redhat.com Benjamin Nemec
              Mike Fiedler Mike Fiedler
              Ashley Hardin Ashley Hardin
              Ben Bennett Ben Bennett
              Chris Fields Chris Fields
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