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new kube-proxy iptables metric to expose then number of iptables rules #99653
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add a new metric to kube-proxy iptables, so it exposes the number of rules programmed in each iteration.
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Thanks!
/lgtm
/approve
@@ -1604,6 +1604,11 @@ func (proxier *Proxier) syncProxyRules() { | |||
proxier.iptablesData.Write(proxier.natChains.Bytes()) | |||
proxier.iptablesData.Write(proxier.natRules.Bytes()) | |||
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numberFilterIptablesRules := utilproxy.CountBytesLines(proxier.filterRules.Bytes()) |
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really minor point: this still includes COMMIT. If you moved it up 9 lines, before we add the COMMIT, it would be a tiiiiiiiiny bit more accurate :)
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O(N+1) XD
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add a new metric to kube-proxy iptables that exposes the number of rules, per table, programmed in each iteration.
/kind feature
Demo: