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intereceptor service isn't created #755
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Hello, |
great, thanks! will do! |
WIth 0.6.0 I'm still not seeing an interceptor service created in the namespace where my service lives. Is that how this is supposed to work? Its really hard to troubleshoot this since I don't know what's supposed to happen. |
Looking at the IngressRoute in this issue: #586 it looks like I should point to the interceptor service in the keda namespace. As far as I can see, that doesn't match the documentation |
Hey, |
Which documentation (because that's not correct and we have to fix it)? |
In the walkthru (https://github.com/kedacore/http-add-on/blob/main/docs/walkthrough.md#routing-to-the-right-service) it gives an impression that an interceptor service will be created in each application namespace:
As far as I can see, that's incorrect It's also very hard to deduce how this is supposed to work from the example app, since It would be good of the install/walkthru had snippets of "assertions" like "you should now see xyz in namespace xyz" - stuff like that makes it a lot easier to figure out where stuff went wrong, and pinpoint exactly when reality and documentation differs. But: You're saiying that
Which I interpret as "that is the planned behavior, but it's not ready yet" is that correct? If so I can make a PR to clean up the confusing helm charts and unclear/incorrect documentation. I'm guessing this means that you reccomend creating an ingress (app namespace) --> interceptor externalName service (app namespace) --> interceptor service (keda namespace) Is that correct? |
Ignore the closing, I did it by mistake when I was answering 🤦 |
Hi!
No no, it's a feature request, not a bug: #241. It's a nice to have in the future but also it's something that should be configurable, because some use cases can require that approach and other can require running all together for reducing costs.
That's correct, you can do this (I recommend it) or deploy the ingress manifests in KEDA namespace, which is possible, but sounds weird. Both cases are covered by e2e tests: https://github.com/kedacore/http-add-on/tree/main/tests/checks We have to improve the documentation to be more concise and clear, but if you are willing to open a PR clarifying these points, it'd be awesome |
first and foremost: thanks for replying here, I really appreciate you taking the time to help me get a handle on how it's supposed to work. I think I understand a bit better now. And I would say that the documentation is vastly out of sync with reality here. I'd be happy to try and help address that with a doc PR or two at least. |
it'd be nice. This project was staled when the principal contributor left it and we are trying to restart it. I think that HTTP scaling is a missing feature that we should to provide, but as you see, there are a lot of areas to improve, and definitively documentation is one of them. |
I agree, there's a lot of potential here. I'll try and come up with a doc improvement PR during the coming days! |
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According to the docs:
However, it also says:
This does not make sense to me - why would the Helm chart for the http-scaler have any knowledge about which namespace(s) I plan to install my applications?
It would be good if the documentation could clarify this
Further, when installing the Helm chart I can see a
keda-add-ons-http-interceptor-proxy
created in thekeda
namespace, but not in any "application" namespaces.It would be good if the docs went into more detail of explaining the flow to make it easier to troubleshoot this.
Expected Behavior
I would expect a service called
keda-add-ons-http-interceptor-proxy
to be created in the namespace where the HttpScaledObject resource was createdActual Behavior
the service in question is only available in the "keda" namespace
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
I just installed the
'0.5.2'
chart with defaults, and tried creating a HttpScaledObject resource in the default namespace.Logs from KEDA HTTP operator
HTTP Add-on Version
0.5.0
Kubernetes Version
1.25
Platform
Amazon Web Services
Anything else?
No response
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