This repository hosts the Multi-Cluster Service APIs. Providers can import packages in this repo to ensure their multi-cluster service controller implementations will be compatible with MCS data planes.
This repo contains the initial implementation according to KEP-1645 and will be used for iterative development as we work to meet our Alpha -> Beta graduation requirements.
To see the API in action, run make demo to build and run a local demo against
a pair of kind clusters. Alternatively, you can take a self guided tour. Use:
./scripts/up.sh to create a pair of clusters with mutually connected networks
and install the mcs-api-controller.
This will use a pre-existing controller image if available, it's recommended
to run make docker-build first.
./demo/demo.sh to run the same demo as above against your newly created
clusters (must run ./scripts/up.sh first).
./scripts/down.sh to tear down your clusters.
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