In order to support TLS in a health check connection, a TransportSocket proto must be matched to build the proper TLS connection factory. These are matched by the repeated field transport_socket_matches in the cluster proto, which HDS is currently leaving blank when building this proto. As a result, there is not way to specify a TLS transport socket or any transport socket listed in the docs.
This change adds the transport_socket_matches field to the HDS health check specifier, and adds it to the Cluster config generated by HDS, to support transport socket matches per-health check.
Risk Level: Low
Testing: HDS Unit tests and integration tests pass. Added unit test to test that the transport socket matcher receives the correct fields. Added two integration tests with a TLS configuration, one over HTTP and one over HTTP/2.
Docs Changes: Added comments about the new transport_socket_maches field in the HDS specifier proto.
Release Notes: Included
Signed-off-by: Drew S. Ortega <drewortega@google.com>
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Currently, the health discovery service takes a specifier with information about which endpoints to perform health checks on, which already supports information about cluster structure and locality information. However, when when forming a response holding endpoint health information, all notion of cluster or locality is dropped and endpoint information is stored in a flat list. This is problematic when there are several endpoints with the same address or port but with a different locality, cluster, or path.
This PR uses the previous proto change in Issue #12153 which added support for grouping endpoint health information by their respective cluster and locality.
Risk Level: Low
Testing: Added a unit test in test/common/upstream/hds_test, which sends a specifier to HdsDelegate with several clusters, localties, and endpoints. It then verifies that the response holds the same structure. Existing integration tests were also changed to check for the new proto structure, specifically ones that already group several endpoints by differing clusters or localities.
Signed-off-by: Drew S. Ortega <drewortega@google.com>
Mirrored from https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy @ d16164be1bd0ec7eba2b0b0f78ae8b0f455acd50
Currently, the HDS specifier proto gives endpoint information organized by their locality and grouped by cluster. This information is retained when doing health checks, however when responding with health statuses from each endpoint locality and cluster information is dropped. This puts all endpoint information into a flat list when returning, making it the responsibility of the receiver to re-structure data by cluster and locality.
This change follows a similar format to the specifier coming into HDS, organizing it in the same way. The proposed changed adds consistency to how messages are flowing in and out of HDS.
Note that his PR only contains the protos changes, and does not include implementation. This is done to get approval from api-shepherds for the changes before continuing.
Risk Level: Low
Testing: No new tests. New tests will be added upon implementation, but for now the fields remain empty.
Docs Changes:
Inline comments in hds.proto.
Release Notes:
N/A - will append to release notes upon implementation completion.
Deprecated:
The endpoints_health field in EndpointHealthResponse should be deprecated in favor of the new cluster_endpoints_health field.
Signed-off-by: Drew S. Ortega <drewortega@google.com>
Mirrored from https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy @ 4f1ee95e36ad233aac0d37a8b1d7c4536d4972c7
Deprecates GoogleRE2.max_program_size field so that client does not need to check this.
Risk Level: Low
Testing: N/A
Docs Changes: Included in PR
Release Notes: Included in PR
Signed-off-by: Mark D. Roth <roth@google.com>
Mirrored from https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy @ 10125161be0d0a759c3ffb02ddcdf8abc0bc6060
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