In agent.go, I found that controller.addServiceBinding() function is called from addServiceInfoToCluster() and from handleEpTableEvent().
(487th line)
if err := c.addServiceBinding(ep.svcName, ep.svcID, n.ID(), ep.ID(), ep.virtualIP, ingressPorts, ep.svcAliases, ep.Iface().Address().IP); err != nil {
return err
}
(689th)
if err := c.addServiceBinding(svcName, svcID, nid, eid, vip, ingressPorts, aliases, ip); err != nil {
logrus.Errorf("Failed adding service binding for value %s: %v", value, err)
return
}
I know that handleEpTableEvent() should be called after addServiceInfoToCluster(), because addServiceInfoToCluster() creates entry into "endpoint_table" and then an event handler calls handleEpTableEvent().
So, because of the above code, you can see always log that addServiceBinding() is called twice whenever you create services as below.
Dec 08 11:47:45 host abc[81511]: time="2016-12-08T11:47:45.972911850+09:00" level=debug msg="This message is that I added into addServiceBinding()."
Dec 08 11:47:45 host abc[81511]: time="2016-12-08T11:47:45.979237425+09:00" level=debug msg="Programming external connectivity on endpoint qwerty.1.eu6r6gsfg9dfah3q8lc25cnh1 (7660997f6b869c2b21fee2cb658f5ad8caac1a765861b8eb06b3c058283a24c5)"
Dec 08 11:47:45 host abc[81511]: time="2016-12-08T11:47:45.979760300+09:00" level=debug msg="This message is that I added into addServiceBinding()."
It looks a duplicate work. I don't understand why the controller works like this. Is there any need for it?
In agent.go, I found that
controller.addServiceBinding()function is called fromaddServiceInfoToCluster()and fromhandleEpTableEvent().(487th line)
(689th)
I know that
handleEpTableEvent()should be called afteraddServiceInfoToCluster(), becauseaddServiceInfoToCluster()creates entry into "endpoint_table" and then an event handler callshandleEpTableEvent().So, because of the above code, you can see always log that
addServiceBinding()is called twice whenever you create services as below.It looks a duplicate work. I don't understand why the controller works like this. Is there any need for it?