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docs(networking): document reserved IP addresses - #811
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cozystack/cozystack#3382 adds two optional system packages, cozystack.address-controller and cozystack.metallb-iad, that let a tenant reserve an IP address which outlives the Service using it. Operators need more than the API: the driver only names an existing MetalLB pool, the packages enable an admission policy that changes what tenant clusters can set on their Services, the images are outside the repositories the release tooling mirrors, and finalizers make teardown order matter. The page covers enabling the packages, creating a class over an existing pool, how tenants reserve and attach an address, the admission policy and its rollout mode, air-gapped installs, teardown and CRD upgrades. It links the upstream operating guide for the step-by-step procedures rather than copying them. Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <lllamnyp@gmail.com>
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What
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networking/reserved-ip-addresses.mdto thenextdocs, an operator page for the two optional packages that cozystack/cozystack#3382 adds:cozystack.address-controller(IPAddressClass / IPAddress / IPAddressClaim) and its MetalLB drivercozystack.metallb-iad.It covers:
bundles.enabledPackages, and the variants where the platform does not emit the driver because MetalLB is absent.autoAssign: falseIPAddressPoolincozy-metallb, with the admin owning the pool and its advertisement. Also default and auto-claim classes,reclaimPolicyandreleaseDelay, and reserving part of a pool that auto-assigns today.local.sdn.cozystack.io/ip-address-claimon a guest Service of a tenant Kubernetes cluster, and opt-in auto-claim withlocal.sdn.cozystack.io/ip-address-class.[Warn, Audit]rollout through Package values.Step-by-step procedures, such as adopting an address a Service already holds and clearing finalizers by hand, link to the upstream operating guide rather than repeating it.
Notes for review
The image references and the admission policy's exemptions describe the packages as #3382 currently ships them, so a later change to either there needs the same change here. The page is in
next/and reaches a released version only when the trunk is promoted. The component cards for the two packages are a separate PR, #810.