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Currently the network operator only support updating the components versions, any other value is ignored until either the component pod is restarted or the nic-cluster-policy is redeployed. The update needs to handle:
Support deleting a component (delete the component daemonset) if the nic-cluster-policy was updated to not have that component. This can be more clear in case of helm based deployments, in which the value for a <component>.deploy was updated from true to false.
Support changing the nic-cluster-policy configuration (other than the version) without the need to redeploy the nic-cluster-policy. This basically applies to the rdma-shared-dev-plugin in which case the pod should be restarted to take the new values, but can be extended to the other components as well like the whereabout IPAM plugin.
Support updating both the mofed and the nv-peer-mem images without breaking the workloads.
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Another Important use-case for update would be the update of mofed , nv-peer-mem driver containers.
this bit is tricky as it will cause re-creation of all mellanox net-devices which may cause workloads to stop working.
as this happens at cluster scale we need to pay attention on how we would like to perform this.
Currently the network operator only support updating the components versions, any other value is ignored until either the component pod is restarted or the nic-cluster-policy is redeployed. The update needs to handle:
<component>.deploy
was updated from true to false.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: