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Istio - multiple routing rules performance?
I have a system deployed on Kubernetes and having traffic managed by Istio.
In my system I have to dynamically declare many SNI routing rules (estimation of 10,000 rules). These rules are constantly changing (e.g. routes added / removed all the time, dynamically).
As I understand, I have 2 options:
- Declare single VirtualService with 10,000 rules inside
- Declare 10,000 VirtualServices each one with single rule
Is there a difference between two approaches (performance wise / management wise)? Is there a practical limit of number of Services / Rules which can be defined?
kubernetes istio asked Jan 1 at 8:14
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I have a system deployed on Kubernetes and having traffic managed by Istio.
In my system I have to dynamically declare many SNI routing rules (estimation of 10,000 rules). These rules are constantly changing (e.g. routes added / removed all the time, dynamically).
As I understand, I have 2 options:
- Declare single VirtualService with 10,000 rules inside
- Declare 10,000 VirtualServices each one with single rule
Is there a difference between two approaches (performance wise / management wise)? Is there a practical limit of number of Services / Rules which can be defined?
kubernetes istio asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
add a comment |
I have a system deployed on Kubernetes and having traffic managed by Istio.
In my system I have to dynamically declare many SNI routing rules (estimation of 10,000 rules). These rules are constantly changing (e.g. routes added / removed all the time, dynamically).
As I understand, I have 2 options:
- Declare single VirtualService with 10,000 rules inside
- Declare 10,000 VirtualServices each one with single rule
Is there a difference between two approaches (performance wise / management wise)? Is there a practical limit of number of Services / Rules which can be defined?
kubernetes istio asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
I have a system deployed on Kubernetes and having traffic managed by Istio.
In my system I have to dynamically declare many SNI routing rules (estimation of 10,000 rules). These rules are constantly changing (e.g. routes added / removed all the time, dynamically).
As I understand, I have 2 options:
- Declare single VirtualService with 10,000 rules inside
- Declare 10,000 VirtualServices each one with single rule
Is there a difference between two approaches (performance wise / management wise)? Is there a practical limit of number of Services / Rules which can be defined?
kubernetes istio kubernetes istio asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
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IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
asked Jan 1 at 8:14
IllidanIllidan
1,99812430
1,99812430
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