In {T228500} we discussed several setups for the north-south traffic and proxy setup. With north-south I mean traffic between end users (internet) and the pod containing the tool webservice.
Related things to decide:
* Do we want to introduce `$tool.$domain.org` yes or not. My feeling is yes. Also, if we introduce this pattern, do it only for toolforge.org
* Do we want to introduce `toolforge.org` yes or not. My feeling is that yes.
* Will the legacy k8s be aware of the 2 things above? i.e, would we introduce either `$tool.$domain.org` or `toolforge.org/$tool` in the old k8s deployment. My feeling is that we don't want this, as will be a lot of work that will only be valid for the compat/migration period between k8s deployments.
* Will the web grid be aware of the things above? i.e, would we introduce either `$tool.$domain.org` or `toolforge.org/$tool` in the web grid. My feeling is that this can be done later after the new k8s is already in place.
* SSL termination
Will try to summarize here the different options:
{F30483612}
Diagram 0: the current setup. Dynamicproxy redirects `tools.wmflabs.org/$tool` to the right backend (be it the web grid or the legacy k8s).
Diagram 1: we introduce a new proxy in front of both the current setup and the new k8s. This proxy knows how to redirect `*.toolforge.org` to the new k8s and `tools.wmflabs.org/$tool` to dynamicproxy.
Diagram 2: the new k8s acts as proxy for the current setup, by means of the ingress. We can create an ingress rule to redirect all `tools.wmflabs.org/$tool` traffic to dynamicproxy
Diagram 3: split setup. The current setup and the new k8s are totally separated. This is perhaps the most simple setup.