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Creating External Loadbalancer should present some "progress status" #9106
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See also #8992 |
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Possible dupe of #52670 |
See #70159 (comment) We'd ideally have someone willing to start of a KEP for the Networking SIG. |
I think events are the API for progress-reports (we do report some already). It could probably be more but it's worth noting that there is a difference between "cloud LB created" and "cloud LB is accepting traffic". The former is sync, the latter is usually async. I think this is a cloud-provider implementation detail feature-request, which should be handled in the out-of-tree cloud-providers as a convention, not requirement. |
Creating an external loadbalancer takes minutes.
At the same time, the user doesn't know waht is happening, and whether it failed, is in progress, or just the user made a typo in the "externalLoadBalancer"
What we could do for example is:
in the "kubectl get services", if there is external Load Balancer configured, in the place of "external IP" show "status of the load balancer creation".
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