✨Create multiple control plane loadbalancers concurrently #5569
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What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
LoadBalancers take many minutes to become available after creation. We currently wait synchronously for a loadbalancer to become available immediately after creation. This increases total cluster installation time when creating multiple control plane loadbalancers as we don't create a loadbalancer until the previous one is fully initialised. It would be more time-efficient to create them all first, then wait for them to become available.
This PR splits loadbalancer creation into 2 phases:
We ensure that we do the waiting in the reconcile phase after all getOrCreates have executes.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes (optional, in
fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...)
format, will close the issue(s) when PR gets merged):Fixes #5568
Special notes for your reviewer:
This PR doesn't introduce any parallel execution in CAPA. It simply changes the order of operations so that loadbalancer initialisations can proceed concurrently in AWS.
Apart from a minor refactor to enable re-use, the existing
ensure two load balancers are reconciled
test remains unchanged and continues to pass.We add a new test,
ensure two load balancers are created concurrently
. This is also a general creation test, which did not previously exist. Concurrency is asserted by asserting that bothWaitUntilLoadBalancerAvailableWithContext
calls happen after bothCreateLoadBalancer
calls.We don't add a test for classic load balancers, as support for these already seems to be problematic. Note that 2 classic loadbalancers cannot work because
getOrCreateClassicLoadBalancer
(formerlyreconcileClassicLoadBalancer
) does not take an lbSpec argument, therefore it hardcodes the primary load balancer. You could presumably mix a classic primary and v2 secondary LB, but I did not want to add coverage for an esoteric test case.I believe I also spotted a latent bug in classic load balancer reconciliation where it will always reconcile a HealthCheck even if it is already set. I added a comment about this but did not attempt to fix it because it is unrelated.
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