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e2e/network: add service hairpin test #59929
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This adds a simple tests that creates a pod and a service. It then directs that pod to make a request to itself, but mapped through the service. This is an oft-missed case when building a service proxy.
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Don't be fooled by CI being all green. The test was skipped :-/ |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
This adds a simple test that creates a pod and a service. It then directs that pod to make a request to itself, but mapped through the service.
This is an oft-missed case when modifying network components. It can indicate bugs in kubelet, kube-proxy, kubenet, and CNI plugins, to name a few.
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