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DATAGO-105493: Integration test to support optional nodeport configuration #49
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| kubectl port-forward svc/test-nonha-nodeport-pubsubplus 55555:55555 & | ||
| sleep 5 | ||
| curl -O https://sftp.solace.com/download/SDKPERF_C_LINUX64 | ||
| tar -xvf SDKPERF_C_LINUX64 | ||
| pubSubTools/sdkperf_c -cip=tcp://localhost:55555 -mn=1000 -mr=0 -ptl=t1 -stl=t1 | grep "Total Messages" |
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@LewisKSaint have you reviewed this?
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✨ PR Review
LGTM
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JIRA
https://sol-jira.atlassian.net/browse/DATAGO-105493
Description
nodePort, this is optionalNodePortwith nonodePortconfiguration, random node ports will be assignednodePortare used, broker configuration will use that.Anything for reviewers to be aware of
nodePortconfiguration. With the random port allocation, there will be no port collision✨ PR Description
Purpose: Add NodePort support to PubSubPlus EventBroker with configurable fixed ports to enable direct access to broker services.
Main changes:
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