bzp2010 commented on code in PR #2540:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/apisix-ingress-controller/pull/2540#discussion_r2318400577


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internal/adc/translator/httproute.go:
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@@ -466,32 +467,89 @@ func (t *Translator) TranslateHTTPRoute(tctx 
*provider.TranslateContext, httpRou
        labels := label.GenLabel(httpRoute)
 
        for ruleIndex, rule := range rules {
-               upstream := adctypes.NewDefaultUpstream()
-               var backendErr error
+               service := adctypes.NewDefaultService()
+               service.Labels = labels
+
+               service.Name = 
adctypes.ComposeServiceNameWithRule(httpRoute.Namespace, httpRoute.Name, 
fmt.Sprintf("%d", ruleIndex))
+               service.ID = id.GenID(service.Name)
+               service.Hosts = hosts
+
+               var (
+                       upstreams         = make([]*adctypes.Upstream, 0)
+                       weightedUpstreams = 
make([]adctypes.TrafficSplitConfigRuleWeightedUpstream, 0)
+                       backendErr        error
+               )
+
                for _, backend := range rule.BackendRefs {
                        if backend.Namespace == nil {
                                namespace := 
gatewayv1.Namespace(httpRoute.Namespace)
                                backend.Namespace = &namespace
                        }
+                       upstream := adctypes.NewDefaultUpstream()
                        upNodes, err := t.translateBackendRef(tctx, 
backend.BackendRef, DefaultEndpointFilter)
                        if err != nil {
                                backendErr = err
                                continue
                        }
+                       if len(upNodes) == 0 {
+                               continue
+                       }
+
                        
t.AttachBackendTrafficPolicyToUpstream(backend.BackendRef, 
tctx.BackendTrafficPolicies, upstream)
-                       upstream.Nodes = append(upstream.Nodes, upNodes...)
+                       upstream.Nodes = upNodes
+                       upstreams = append(upstreams, upstream)
                }
 
-               // todo: support multiple backends
-               service := adctypes.NewDefaultService()
-               service.Labels = labels
+               // Handle multiple backends with traffic-split plugin
+               if len(upstreams) == 0 {
+                       // Create a default upstream if no valid backends
+                       upstream := adctypes.NewDefaultUpstream()
+                       service.Upstream = upstream
+               } else if len(upstreams) == 1 {
+                       // Single backend - use directly as service upstream
+                       service.Upstream = upstreams[0]
+               } else {
+                       // Multiple backends - use traffic-split plugin
+                       service.Upstream = upstreams[0]
+                       upstreams = upstreams[1:]
+
+                       // Set weight in traffic-split for the default upstream
+                       weight := apiv2.DefaultWeight
+                       if rule.BackendRefs[0].Weight != nil {
+                               weight = int(*rule.BackendRefs[0].Weight)
+                       }
+                       weightedUpstreams = append(weightedUpstreams, 
adctypes.TrafficSplitConfigRuleWeightedUpstream{
+                               Weight: weight,
+                       })

Review Comment:
   The problem is the same as the previous one: it's best to avoid using inline 
upstreams. Otherwise, any change to the endpoints will trigger a complete 
rebuild of the routing tree.
   
   Instead, ADC provides full capabilities to define separate upstream 
resources and assign IDs. You can then reference those IDs in traffic splits. 
This functionality is available out of the box for every ADC backend.
   
   ```yaml
   services:
     - name: demo
       upstream:
         nodes:
           - host: inlined upstream
             port: 443
             weight: 5
       upstreams:
          - name: upstream2
            bala: bala
            id: sha1("upstream2") # by default
          - id: custom-id-for-upstream3
            name: upstream3
            bala: bala
       plugins:
         traffic-split:
           rules:
             - weight: 5
             - upstream_id: sha1("upstream2")
               weight: 10
             - upstream_id: custom-id-for-upstream3
               weight: 5
   ```



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