vrfmanager

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Index

• type Controller
  • func NewController(routeManager *routemanager.Controller) *Controller
  • func (vrfm *Controller) AddVRF(name string, slaveInterface string, table uint32, routes []netlink.Route) error
  • func (vrfm *Controller) AddVRFRoutes(name string, routes []netlink.Route) error
  • func (vrfm *Controller) DeleteVRF(name string) (err error)
  • func (vrfm *Controller) Repair(validVRFs sets.Set[string]) error
  • func (vrfm *Controller) Run(stopCh <-chan struct{}, doneWg *sync.WaitGroup) error

Types

type Controller

type Controller struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewController

func NewController(routeManager *routemanager.Controller) *Controller

func (*Controller) AddVRF

func (vrfm *Controller) AddVRF(name string, slaveInterface string, table uint32, routes []netlink.Route) error

AddVRF adds a VRF device into the node.

func (*Controller) AddVRFRoutes

func (vrfm *Controller) AddVRFRoutes(name string, routes []netlink.Route) error

AddVRFRoutes adds routes to the specified VRF

func (*Controller) DeleteVRF

func (vrfm *Controller) DeleteVRF(name string) (err error)

DeleteVRF deletes given VRF device from the node.

func (*Controller) Repair

func (vrfm *Controller) Repair(validVRFs sets.Set[string]) error

Repair deletes stale VRF device(s) on the host. This helps remove device(s) for which DeleteVRF is never invoked. Assumptions: 1) The validVRFs list must contain device for which AddVRF is already invoked. 2) The device name(s) in validVRFs are suffixed with "-vrf" and prefixed with "mp".

func (*Controller) Run

func (vrfm *Controller) Run(stopCh <-chan struct{}, doneWg *sync.WaitGroup) error

Run starts the VRF Manager to manage its devices