yes, you are right. But we still find a way to fix: 1. custom plugins need to synchronize schema first then can displayed on dashbaord; 2. The mangagr API is not stable, and the code quality and code coverage are not good.
Thanks, Ming Wen, Apache APISIX PMC Chair Twitter: _WenMing Zexuan Luo <[email protected]> 于2021年3月29日周一 下午7:15写道： > I have two questions: > 1. we hope the CP part can be as powerful as istio's CP. If we want to > achieve that, we need to write it in Go, so that we can reuse most of > the libraries instead of writing our own one. > 2. It's hard to find people good at writing Lua. If we write CP in > Lua, it means both DP & CP require Lua developer. > > Ming Wen <[email protected]> 于2021年3月29日周一 上午11:58写道： > > > > hello, dev, > > > > The current dashboard mangagr API, after about half a year of > development, > > is not easy to use in the following issues: > > 1. Apache APISIX plug-in schema synchronization is not easy, which > requires > > that the DP and CP of Apache APISIX must use matching versions to work > > together; > > 2. custom plugins need to synchronize schema first then can displayed on > > dashbaord; > > 3. Most of the features of mangagr API are duplicated with Admin API; > > 4. The mangagr API is not stable, and the code quality and code coverage > > are not good; > > > > At the Apache APISIX meetup last Saturday, yuansheng and Junjie Ma and I > > also discussed about this topic, and we came up with a new solution: > > 1. For duplicate features between mangagr API and Admin API, mangagr API > is > > *directly* *forwarded* to Admin API; > > 2. The mangagr API only implements a small part of the logic that is not > > easy to handle due to the Lua language; > > 3. Of course, this will also bring a new issue, that is, the dashbaord > > project will be deployed together with Apache APISIX to work. > > > > This is the new flow chart: > > Admin -> dashboard -> mangagr API -> Admin API by APISIX -> etcd > > > > This change will delete most of the mangagr API code, but it is > transparent > > to users. > > It will solve the 4 issues mentioned above, and will introduce APISIX as > > trade off. > > > > what do you think? > > > > Thanks, > > Ming Wen, Apache APISIX PMC Chair > > Twitter: _WenMing >
