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Adds exitnode.yaml to k8s-operator Fixes #18086 Signed-off by: Christopher Mosetick <office@cpm.is>pull/18087/head
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# Before applying ensure that the operator owns tag:k8s-operator
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# Note that Connector provides both subnetRouter and exitNode functionality
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# You can have both on the same cluster in the same namespace, but they must be deployed seperately
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# i.e. you can not set "exitNode: true" where you also have subnetRouter defined in spec
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# See: https://tailscale.com/kb/1441/kubernetes-operator-connector
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---
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apiVersion: tailscale.com/v1alpha1
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kind: Connector
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metadata:
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name: gke-exit-node
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spec:
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# Exit node configuration - allows Tailscale clients to route all internet traffic through this Connector
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exitNode: true
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# High availability: 2 replicas for redundancy
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# Note: Must use hostnamePrefix (not hostname) when replicas > 1
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replicas: 2
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# Hostname prefix for the exit node devices
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# Devices will be named: gke-exit-node-0, gke-exit-node-1
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hostnamePrefix: gke-exit-node
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# Tailscale tags for ACL policy management
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# Using tag:k8s-operator to match existing GKE cluster deployment
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tags:
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- tag:k8s-operator
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