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Acceleration update Endpoints #11046

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@zvlb zvlb commented Feb 29, 2024

What this PR does / why we need it:

When you have many ingresses in K8s cluster and frequent deploys you have many problems.

Why:

  • The SyncIngresses function takes about one and a half minutes to complete (the longest processes being nginx -t and nginx -s reload). Each process takes about 40 seconds in my case (~3000 ingresses, nginx config file - 200mb)
  • Due to changes in CR Ingress during the execution of SyncIngresses, immediately after one SyncIngresses finishes, the next one starts. And so on in a perpetual loop.

My problem:
The process of updating Endpoints is part of the SyncIngresses function. This means Nginx will only update Endpoints 1-2-3 minutes after the actual IP change of the POD.

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  • Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
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Which issue/s this PR fixes

I add new queue for update Only Endpoints, and copy logic from SyncIngresses for update dynamic configs (LUA).

I see a potential issue with data consistency due to the parallel execution of SyncIngresses and SyncEndpoints at the moment n.runningConfig = pcfg. Because of the duration of execution in SyncIngresses, which also updates Endpoints, the list of endpoints will likely be outdated (by one and a half minutes).

(However, I think we can fix it)

How Has This Been Tested?

I start my fork in K8s cluster with ~3000 ingresses and hyperactive developers (deploys every 1 minute)

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(I skip adding documetation and test, bc firstly I want discuss about my solution. May be my solution not very good)

Signed-off-by: zvlb <vl.zemtsov@gmail.com>
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@zvlb Looks like the nginx config generation e2e tests are complaining about this change.

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/kind feature
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We have had others in the past complain about this issue, with large ingress and the syncing taking a while, I believe this will help.

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I think we need to discuss this more with the acceleration of endpoint updates and serial reloads.

#10884

This may lead to some unforeseen issues.

cc @rikatz @tao12345666333

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zvlb commented Mar 19, 2024

@strongjz My changes have big logic problem.
I describe it in slack

When SyncIngresses finished - he delete all endpoints which were created when SyncIngresses started. It's Big Problem.

I can create some 'locks' for fix it.

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