Binding a New EIP to a Pod

Allocating an EIP During Pod Creation

When creating a pod, configure pod-with-eip under annotations. An EIP is automatically assigned and bound to the pod.

The following uses a Deployment named nginx as an example. For details about the parameters, see Table 1.

• To create a Deployment that uses a dedicated bandwidth, you do not need to specify the bandwidth ID.

  apiVersion: apps/v1
  kind: Deployment 
  metadata:   
    annotations:   
      deployment.kubernetes.io/revision: "14"   
      description: "" 
    name: nginx  
    namespace: eip 
  spec:
    ...   
    template: 
      metadata:   
        annotations:    
          yangtse.io/pod-with-eip: "true"  
          yangtse.io/eip-bandwidth-size: "5" 
          yangtse.io/eip-network-type: 5_g-vm
          yangtse.io/eip-charge-mode: bandwidth
          yangtse.io/eip-bandwidth-name: "xxx"

• To create a Deployment that uses a shared bandwidth, you must and only need to specify the bandwidth ID.

  apiVersion: apps/v1
  kind: Deployment 
  metadata:   
    annotations:   
      deployment.kubernetes.io/revision: "14"   
      description: "" 
    name: nginx  
    namespace: eip 
  spec:
    ...   
    template:    
      metadata:   
        annotations:
          yangtse.io/pod-with-eip: "true"  
          yangtse.io/eip-bandwidth-id: "xxx"  

Verifying the EIP Allocation

The startup time of the pod may be earlier than the time when the EIP allocation result is returned. During pod startup, the EIP may fail to be bound.

You can use an init container to check whether the EIP is allocated. After the pod IP address is allocated, the container network controller binds an EIP to the pod and returns the allocation result to the annotation (yangtse.io/allocated-ipv4-eip) of the pod. You can configure an init container in the pod and use the downward API to mount the annotation to the init container through a volume to check whether the EIP is allocated. You can configure the init container as follows:

CCI allows EIPs to be automatically bound to pods. EIPs are allocated after pod scheduling is complete. EIP annotations cannot be injected to pods through ENV.

apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
  name: example
  namespace: demo
  annotations:
    yangtse.io/pod-with-eip: "true"  
    yangtse.io/eip-bandwidth-size: "5" 
    yangtse.io/eip-network-type: 5_g-vm
    yangtse.io/eip-charge-mode: bandwidth
    yangtse.io/eip-bandwidth-name: "xxx"
spec:
  initContainers:
  - name: init
    image: busybox:latest
    command: ['timeout', '60', 'sh', '-c', "until grep -E '[0-9]+' /etc/eipinfo/allocated-ipv4-eip; do echo waiting for allocated-ipv4-eip; sleep 2; done"]
    volumeMounts:
        - name: eipinfo
          mountPath: /etc/eipinfo
  volumes:
    - name: eipinfo
      downwardAPI:
        items:
          - path: "allocated-ipv4-eip"
            fieldRef:
              fieldPath: metadata.annotations['yangtse.io/allocated-ipv4-eip']

Releasing an EIP During Pod Deletion

When you delete a pod, the EIP bound to it is also released. You can run the following command to delete a pod:

# kubectl delete pod nginx -n $namespace_name