Setup basic HA features for the Peers

[mbwhite]

• Add a new label to each peer to mark which org it is in
• Create new service per org, that matches this label - so the service can pick from one of multiple pods
• Update the kubeproxy to give more choice of ha stratergies
• Update the application configmaps and samples to refer to this new service rather than specific peers

Signed-off-by: Matthew B White [email protected]

[mbwhite]

@jkneubuh this should be workable today.

Any thoughts appreciated... I wasn't sure about the new label naming.. so suggestions welcome

[jkneubuh]

I suggest changing the service name to ${org}-peer-gateway-svc, or some position to include 'gateway' in the name. It's hard to differentiate between org1-peer1 and org1-peer-svc. For the selector labels, maybe switch from block to org ?

On the ipvs attribute for the cluster config ... I think this is OK but I wonder if you encountered any issues when running on a Windows host? Since this enables features that are implemented in the Docker container it should be OK.

[mbwhite]

I suggest changing the service name to ${org}-peer-gateway-svc, or some position to include 'gateway' in the name. It's hard to differentiate between org1-peer1 and org1-peer-svc. For the selector labels, maybe switch from block to org ?

Yes - good suggestions... #

On the ipvs attribute for the cluster config ... I think this is OK but I wonder if you encountered any issues when running on a Windows host? Since this enables features that are implemented in the Docker container it should be OK.
Nope worked like a charm :-)

[mbwhite]

@jkneubuh updates made - now with a README :-)

[jkneubuh]

This is amazing.

K8s does a great job of offloading the gateway connection failover, client load balancing, and discovery with an "out of the box" configuration. This solution is simple, effective, and clear.

I approve!