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Can romana have traffic control? #106

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keontang opened this issue Apr 12, 2017 · 3 comments
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Can romana have traffic control? #106

keontang opened this issue Apr 12, 2017 · 3 comments

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@keontang
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such as title

@debedb
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debedb commented Apr 12, 2017

Do you mean QoS or what?

@keontang
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yes, QoS

@chrismarino
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Hi @keontang Romana does not have QoS today, but it is possible. We've thought about how to implement various forms of traffic control. The simplest would be to use iptables' rate limiting functions. The Romana agent already configures packet filter rules using iptables, so rate limiting would not be a lot of additional effort. We just have not gotten to it. Also, orchestration systems like Kubernetes don't support QoS in their network policy APIs, so this kind of feature would have to be applied through the Romana API directly or via annotations in k8s.

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