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  1. OpenShift Service Mesh
  2. OSSM-746

Scope work to support external workloads as part of a mesh

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    • Resolution: Unresolved
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    • Sprint 13

    Description

      Perform a time boxed evaluation of the work and timeline for OSSM to support external services (VMs or bare metal services). 

      Include:

      • Upstream feature review - would it work for us? What would we do differently? Obvious work required? What Istio release to target?
      • How could proxy deployment work? RPMs, containers or both?
      • How could the network setup work - how is traffic routed through the proxy? How is istiod exposed to external proxies?
      • Documentation impacts (What would we need to document?)
      • QE Impacts (What would we need to QE - test matrix, etc? Any impact of different architectures? Different OCP releases? Can it be fully tested on a single OCP cluster?)
      • Target Istio 1.11 and document any differences between 1.11 and 1.12/master
      • Consider existing plans around VM integration in the upstream Istio community.
      • How to support different types of VMs (e.g. Windows VM, different Linux distros, etc) - would we have to explicitly test and support each one?
      • Short summary of what next steps should be

      Outcome: A brief written outline (a few paragraphs?) of the work required to support external services as part of a Service Mesh with a ball park estimate that takes into account both our own and upstream release cadence. - ideally with a proposed timeline and work breakdown. This will be used to write a customer facing description on our plans for external VMs that will be part of the roadmap.

      Time Box: 3 days

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              jlongmui@redhat.com Jamie Longmuir
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