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Add external, internal, and ClusterIP GatewayClass profiles backed by Istio defaults ConfigMaps through the Sail library. Preserve openshift-default behavior. Define automatic class creation, naming validation, and backport considerations. Squashes Ricardo's four commits from: openshift#1990 Signed-off-by: Grant Spence <gspence@redhat.com>
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- Line 667: Change the “Failure Modes” heading from level four to level three so
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- Line 16: Update the NE-2699 Jira reference to match this PR’s target branch,
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- Around line 634-636: Update the defaults ConfigMap handling in the Gateway
provisioning proposal so a missing ConfigMap blocks provisioning or uses a
fallback that preserves the `openshift-clusterip` profile; keep the ConfigMap
available during downgrade until affected Gateways are migrated or removed.
- Around line 165-166: Clarify the proposal’s Gateway-level parameter behavior
near the Gateway.spec.infrastructure.parametersRef statement: explain that Istio
applies these parameters after GatewayClass defaults and that they may override
the provisioned Service. State that the GatewayClasses provide default, not
guaranteed, service topologies unless Gateway admission rejects such references.
- Around line 684-685: Define the Istio root namespace in the proposal and
update the ConfigMap lookup command to use that configured namespace instead of
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official Istio Gateway API Gateway.spec.infrastructure.parametersRef GatewayClass defaults service configuration precedence
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**Istio’s documented precedence is:**
1. Istio’s generated defaults
2. `GatewayClass` defaults
3. Per-`Gateway` `spec.infrastructure.parametersRef` customization
The class-wide defaults are configured with a `ConfigMap` in Istio’s root namespace, labeled `gateway.istio.io/defaults-for-class: <class-name>`. The per-Gateway reference must point to a `ConfigMap` in the Gateway’s namespace. Both use the same format, and Istio applies the Gateway customization after the class defaults. ([istio.io](https://istio.io/latest/docs/tasks/traffic-management/ingress/gateway-api/?utm_source=openai))
The `service` section is applied as a **Strategic Merge Patch** over Istio’s generated Service; supported customization keys also include `deployment`, `serviceAccount`, `horizontalPodAutoscaler`, and `podDisruptionBudget`. ([istio.io](https://istio.io/latest/docs/tasks/traffic-management/ingress/gateway-api/?utm_source=openai))
**Important distinction:** Gateway API’s generic specification says that when both `GatewayClass.spec.parametersRef` and a Gateway’s `parametersRef` are set, merging is implementation-specific. Istio’s documented class-wide ConfigMap defaults are its own mechanism; don’t assume they are the generic GatewayClass `spec.parametersRef`. ([github.com](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/gateway-api/blob/main/config/crd/standard/gateway.networking.k8s.io_gatewayclasses.yaml?utm_source=openai))
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- 1: https://istio.io/latest/docs/tasks/traffic-management/ingress/gateway-api/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://istio.io/latest/docs/tasks/traffic-management/ingress/gateway-api/?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/gateway-api/blob/main/config/crd/standard/gateway.networking.k8s.io_gatewayclasses.yaml?utm_source=openai
Define enforcement for Gateway-level parameters.
Istio applies Gateway.spec.infrastructure.parametersRef after the GatewayClass defaults ConfigMap, so its service patch can override the provisioned Service. The proposal defines admission only for GatewayClass naming. Clarify that these classes provide defaults rather than guaranteed topologies, or add Gateway admission enforcement.
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+Istio applies Gateway-level `spec.infrastructure.parametersRef` after the
+GatewayClass defaults ConfigMap. These references can override the provisioned
+Service. Therefore, these GatewayClasses provide default service topologies,
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| Istio applies Gateway-level `spec.infrastructure.parametersRef` after the | |
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Clarify the proposal’s Gateway-level parameter behavior near the
Gateway.spec.infrastructure.parametersRef statement: explain that Istio applies
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provisioned Service. State that the GatewayClasses provide default, not
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@coderabbitai i'll also clarify we won't block, but I don't think we need to get into details about the precedent here, it's unsupported.
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@gcs278 Thanks for the guidance. Stating that Gateway.spec.infrastructure.parametersRef is unsupported but not blocked is sufficient. No detailed precedence explanation is needed.
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Prevent a missing ConfigMap from changing the ClusterIP profile.
The proposal says that when the defaults ConfigMap is missing, Istio uses its LoadBalancer default. This can also occur during downgrade if the ConfigMap is removed. A Gateway using openshift-clusterip could then receive a LoadBalancer Service. Setting a GatewayClass condition does not, by itself, prevent that provisioning.
Block Gateway provisioning until the ConfigMap exists, or define a fallback that preserves ClusterIP. Keep the ConfigMap available during downgrade until affected Gateways are migrated or removed.
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Update the defaults ConfigMap handling in the Gateway provisioning proposal so a
missing ConfigMap blocks provisioning or uses a fallback that preserves the
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we can't easily block gateway provosioning.
I think this is acceptable risk - we don't fully support downgrades and it's reasonable to declare that the artifacts of this customization are abandoned.
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@gcs278 Thanks for clarifying the support boundary. Given the limited downgrade support, abandoning the customization artifacts during downgrade is an accepted risk. I won’t insist on blocking Gateway provisioning or retaining the ConfigMaps during downgrade.
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- Line 681: Change the “Failure Modes” heading beneath “Operational Aspects of
API Extensions” to level 3 so the Markdown heading hierarchy does not skip a
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- Around line 590-591: Update the GatewayClass deletion behavior in the proposal
and its verification test: because reconciliation creates missing profile
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- Line 699: Update the support command’s label selector to use the defined
GatewayClass defaults label, gateway.istio.io/defaults-for-class, instead of the
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Define the GatewayClass deletion behavior.
The proposal says CIO creates missing profile classes, but the test only checks that deletion removes the associated ConfigMap. Specify whether reconciliation recreates the deleted GatewayClass and ConfigMap. Update the test to assert the intended final state.
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| so Istio configures Envoy to receive PROXY protocol. This applies to | ||
| both new AWS LoadBalancer profiles; `openshift-default` remains unchanged. | ||
| See [Istio PROXY protocol configuration](https://istio.io/latest/docs/ops/configuration/traffic-management/network-topologies/#proxy-protocol). | ||
| - Resource tags: propagates cluster-defined tags from |
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This could be considered a feature gap or even a bug - consider opening a OCPBUGS to document this gap - and consider fixing it even with openshift-default.
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actually - this should be a global setting, even for openshift-default, rather than something specific to these new gateway profiles.
Also - other platforms have resource tags like GCP, azure, etc...we should look at that.
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As far as I can tell, CIO only propagates tags on AWS for LB. GCP and Azure have nothing. Azure does propagate to DNS records, but that's already common with Gateway API.
And there is no such thing as "global" configuration for sail library - it's all per-gatewayclass. I think it's best to leave it here in the EP for clarity.
As for openshift-default....I'm not 100% sure, the original implementation openshift/cluster-ingress-operator#578 did not change existing IngressControllers, so there might be a compatibility concern with altering existing load balancers. That's something we can follow up on later. At a minimum, we should extend the tags to our new profiles.
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could be just Customized true or false
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Frame predefined profiles as Phase 1 toward a typed GatewayClass customization API. Clarify platform defaults, AWS NLB PROXY protocol, resource tags, dual-stack behavior, and out-of-scope settings. Add Customized status for ConfigMap discoverability and presence/label verification. Define provisioning order, configuration risks, profile recovery, and admission validation. Signed-off-by: Grant Spence <gspence@redhat.com>
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This PR proposes Phase 1 of OpenShift Gateway customization: three curated GatewayClass profiles—
openshift-external,openshift-internal, andopenshift-clusterip. Users select a supported Service configuration through their GatewayClass without managing Istio configuration. The existingopenshift-defaultbehavior remains unchanged.The progression mirrors IngressController configuration: Phase 1 exposes selected Service defaults as fixed profiles; Phase 2 introduces an API to override supported defaults and configure additional settings.
This builds on @rikatz’s original proposal in #1990, preserving his work as a squashed baseline. The updates describe the future customization API direction and add the MaaS ClusterIP Gateway behind an OpenShift Route use case.
A more details on each of the customization phases can be found along with historical iterations on designs can be found here.
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