Ended up removing the leader_test.go server address change test as part
of this. The join was failing becase we were using a new node name with
the new logic here, but realized this was hitting some of the memberlist
conflict logic and not working as we expected. We need some additional
work to fully support address changes, so removed the test for now.
This has the next wave of RTT integration with the router and also
factors some common RTT-related helpers out to lib. While we were
in here we also got rid of the coordinate disable config so we don't
need to deal with the complexity in the router (there was never a
user-visible way to disable coordinates).
Given a list of HealthChecks, this determines the "best" status for the
collective group. This is useful for nodes and services, which may have
multiple checks associated with them.
Log a warning instead of a success message when attempting to deregister a nonexistent service. In Consul 0.8 this can be changed to giving an error outright, but for now we can keep the idempotent delete behavior.
* * adding cli config and config file support for specifying the serf wan and lan bind addresses
* updating documentation for serf wan and lan options
Fixes#2007
* Cleans up some small things from #2380.
* Uses the bind default for the agent test for Serf WAN and LAN.
* Test fixes in health_endpoint_test.go, agent_endpoint_test.go and rtt_test.go
* Don't reuse the same agent config in TestAgent_ReconnectConfigSettings
This experiment was brought about because of variable naming
confusion where name and checkIDs were interchanged. Gave CheckID
an Qualified Type Name and chased downstream changes.
Fixes#550.
This will make it possible to configure the advertised adresses for
SerfLan, SerfWan and RPC. It will enable multiple consul clients on a
single host which is very useful in a container environment.
This option might override advertise_addr and advertise_addr_wan
depending on the configuration.
It will be configureable with advertise_addrs. Example:
{
"advertise_addrs": {
"serf_lan": "10.0.120.91:4424",
"serf_wan": "201.20.10.61:4423",
"rpc": "10.20.10.61:4424"
}
}
