Use a more flexible port to pool mapping #12
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Previously loadbalancer pools were named as a combination of the service port protocol and outward bound port:
service.spec.ports[].protocolservice.spec.ports[].portSince a name mis-match causes a pool to be recreated - an operation that takes around 30-45 seconds - a change in the port number caused the pool and its members to be recreated.
Since Kubernetes has the option to set a unique name for each service port, we can offer an approach that allows to change the port, without pool recreation in some cases:
In such cases, only the listener has to be re-created, which can be done in 10-15 seconds. There's still a slight downtime that has to be expected, but it is much shorter.
When the name changes, the pool still has to be recreated, which will be a bit unexpected, but for deployments that would like to add/remove/change a port with minimal downtime, there's now a way.