valerauko
valerauko
I see. So for now using maybe the Apache multipart decoder (the ring-core multipart-params middleware) is the recommended way of dealing with uploads?
The multipart-params middleware uses the apache-commons library underneath, which can be extremely inflexible when it comes to nonstandard headers (dealing with legacy clients etc)
I think that the middleware as you suggest is the best option for now for most use-cases. Unless you have to deal with clients that the apache-commons lib just refuses...
There is also uring_io coming _soon_ https://netty.io/news/2020/11/16/io_uring-0-0-1-Final.html
Be sure to check if io_uring actually provides an advantage before you commit time and effort to adding it. (When I checked early last year it actually performed worse than...
I think I've got a pretty good understanding of how it works, so I can help with documenting the netty and http namespaces if needed.
Ping @SantoDE since you asked for tests in the original PR
On the other hand, using this still requires a feature gate enabled in the apiserver... https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/service/#load-balancers-with-mixed-protocol-types
I understand that. I was thinking of blocking all non-maesh traffic using k8s network policies. It'd be nice if there was a way to pass egress traffic through maesh.
I tried fixing the travis error by using the `dist: trusty` option as per [their suggestion](https://travis-ci.community/t/install-of-oracle-jdk-8-failing/3038/9) but it seems travis uses the target branch's config....