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📖 Exposing the control plane endpoint #1757

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@mdbooth mdbooth commented Nov 24, 2023

Adds a new docs section on exposing the control plane endpoint. Covers some of the same ground as the configuration doc, but from a higher level.

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### Bugs

While Cluster API specifies that `controlPlaneEndpoint.host` may be either a hostname or an IP address, there are still several uses of it in CAPO which assume it is an IP address and will break if it is not.
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@EmilienM maybe you can check this and update it after your RP merge :)

The control plane endpoint can be provided by a floating IP connected directly to one of the control plane machines.

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I don't remember clearly but I only tried with 1 control plane and 1 FIP
not sure how we can set 3 control plan + 1 FIP ? and maybe we don't need talk in our doc about not recommended settings, instead, talking about 1 control plane + 1 FIP as if there is no Octavia support?

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Love it!

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- [Exposing the control plane endpoint](control-plane-endpoint.md)
- [CRD changes](crd-changes/index.md)
- [External cloud provider](external-cloud-provider.md)
- [Mover](mover.md)
- [Troubleshooting](troubleshooting.md)
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I think we should keep this in sync with the summary (side bar). Alternatively have the sub-sections in only one place. For the other pages it seems like we don't have the sub-sections in the summary, so perhaps that would make sense here too. I don't have a strong opinion on which way we do it though 🙂

For some reason the link does not work for the control plane endpoint in the rendered page. Not sure why.

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really nice work

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Great docs!


### Restricting access to the loadbalancer endpoint

It is possible to restrict access to the control plane endpoint to certain source address ranges by specifying them in `apiServerLoadBalancer.allowedCIDRs`. When setting this list, the following additional CIDRs will be automatically added to the allowed list:
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Might be worth to redirect user to the configuration section of this field for further information:
https://cluster-api-openstack.sigs.k8s.io/clusteropenstack/configuration#restrict-access-to-the-api-server

- [Specifying an alternate primary API server port](#specifying-an-alternate-primary-api-server-port)
- [Alternate Octavia provider (e.g. OVN)](#alternate-octavia-provider-eg-ovn)
- [Bugs](#bugs)
- [Floating IP](#floating-ip)
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Should Floating IP and No loadbalancer sections have the same indentation of the Octavia section?

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I'm fine with this PR but you got some comments I think need to be addressed first.

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