On 18 Feb 14:06, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote:
> > Well I think we should have a xds package which would have envoy_sd, and 
> > possibly kuma_sd, but stay scoped and tight to what exists _now_. Having 
> > them in a xds package enables us to reuse code. 
> 
> That could make sense to me, though in the long term seems like it would be 
> more of a burden in the long run that fragments xDS implementations and 
> brings more dependencies into Prometheus.
> 
> I don't think it would make sense to implement this for envoy without 
> someone asking for it, but it could be done for Kuma where we have an xDS 
> client in the xds package, and then pull in Kuma's xDS API for Monitoring 
> assignments. I'd be happy to update my fork to reflect that if you'd like 
> to see it?


I don't want to instruct you to do a lot of "free" work given I don't
really know where we are heading but I am willing to see what it would
look like with existing kuma xds api, over HTTP (grpc is currently quite
a pain to update and would cause short-term issues to integrate in
Prometheus, so if http is available let's use that).

> 
> Best,
> Austin
> 
> On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 5:01:16 PM UTC-5 Austin Cawley-Edwards 
> wrote:
> 
> > We could try out EDS, though it seems like a very envoy-specific feature 
> > without a good way to provide non-envoy labels. The only way that seems 
> > possible with EDS is via the LbEndpoint's metadata[1], though that very 
> > specifically not what it is designed for.  
> >
> > [1]: 
> > https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/latest/api-v3/config/endpoint/v3/endpoint_components.proto#config-endpoint-v3-lbendpoint
> > On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 4:52:52 PM UTC-5 Austin Cawley-Edwards 
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Yeah, that would be nice too but would not solve the original use case of 
> >> this thread, which was to provide a generic option that did not need to 
> >> co-locate data next to Prometheus via a filesystem. I think xDS is still a 
> >> good fit for a generic option, but we would need to define an API.
> >>
> >> If we were to just directly use the structure of file_sd, then we're not 
> >> creating anything new, just joining the xDS discovery protocol with an 
> >> existing data structure. 
> >>
> >>
> >> What are you thinking? Do you want to open a new thread to see if anyone 
> >> would find an envoy_ds valuable? 
> >>
> >> Best,
> >> Austin
> >>
> >> On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 4:45:05 PM UTC-5 Julien Pivotto wrote:
> >>
> >>> Yeah my impression was that eDS would fit here, what envoy uses for 
> >>> endpoints. 
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> On 18 Feb 13:31, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote: 
> >>> > Quick follow-up: I think an "envoy discovery" method to scrape 
> >>> > Envoy-specific metrics might be worthwhile, but I don't think it fits 
> >>> in 
> >>> > the same conversation as this one. 
> >>> > 
> >>> > On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 4:12:39 PM UTC-5 Austin 
> >>> Cawley-Edwards 
> >>> > wrote: 
> >>> > 
> >>> > > Hey Julien, 
> >>> > > 
> >>> > > I think the disconnect here is that xDS is just a protocol used for 
> >>> many 
> >>> > > different Envoy services[1], and does not define any actual data 
> >>> that could 
> >>> > > be mapped to a target itself. It is purely meant as a base that is 
> >>> to be 
> >>> > > extended. Can you clarify what you mean by "current xds api's"? Do 
> >>> you mean 
> >>> > > just discovering the current Envoys in a cluster? Or do you mean 
> >>> trying to 
> >>> > > discover all the various Listeners/ VirtualHosts[2] (which may or 
> >>> may not 
> >>> > > expose a metrics endpoint) from Envoy? Envoy does not implement 
> >>> anything 
> >>> > > about metrics of the underlying services it proxies, i.e. there is 
> >>> no way 
> >>> > > to say "these services are good to scrape" to my knowledge. 
> >>> > > 
> >>> > > For HTTP vs gRPC, I'm not sure why we wouldn't want to support both 
> >>> as the 
> >>> > > xDS protocol defines support for both, but gRPC is more common. 
> >>> > > 
> >>> > > Best, 
> >>> > > Austin 
> >>> > > 
> >>> > > [1]: 
> >>> https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/latest/api-v3/service/service 
> >>> > > [2]: 
> >>> > > 
> >>> https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/latest/api-docs/xds_protocol#resource-types
> >>>  
> >>> > > 
> >>> > > On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 3:20:18 PM UTC-5 Julien Pivotto 
> >>> wrote: 
> >>> > > 
> >>> > >> On 18 Feb 12:10, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote: 
> >>> > >> > Hey Julien, 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > I've finished up a *rough *proof of concept for what xDS support 
> >>> in 
> >>> > >> > Prometheus could look like [1]. I think it shows the main areas 
> >>> without 
> >>> > >> > going too over-the-top. In summary, the two main pieces to the 
> >>> > >> integration 
> >>> > >> > seem to be an xDS API definition[2] and an xDS client/ discovery 
> >>> that 
> >>> > >> uses 
> >>> > >> > an implementation of this API [3] (HTTP discovery implementation 
> >>> > >> here[4]). 
> >>> > >> > For the xDS API, envoy does not have a native concept of metrics/ 
> >>> > >> > monitoring, so we need to define this data structure -- I've 
> >>> currently 
> >>> > >> > sketched one out (taking from Kuma) that is very close to a 
> >>> > >> targetgroup[5]. 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > A few pros: 
> >>> > >> > - support for both HTTP and gRPC API implementations 
> >>> > >> > - xDS protocol is well documented 
> >>> > >> > - versioned API will make modifications possible 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > A few cons: 
> >>> > >> > - complexity of the protocol for people who have not used it 
> >>> > >> > - added dependencies on gRPC and envoy + build processes 
> >>> additions for 
> >>> > >> > compiling protobuf 
> >>> > >> > - xDS adds some overhead for implementors of this API, though 
> >>> this 
> >>> > >> seems 
> >>> > >> > like an "advanced" use case where that is ok 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > Please let me know what you think and if you think it's feasible 
> >>> to 
> >>> > >> move 
> >>> > >> > forward with xDS or if we should go back to discussions of a 
> >>> simpler 
> >>> > >> HTTP/ 
> >>> > >> > gRPC approach. 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> > >> Thanks, here are my initial thoughts: 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> > >> - We should not *add* an API, but discover everything on the xDS 
> >>> API. 
> >>> > >> The meta labels created would then enable to filter what is needed 
> >>> and 
> >>> > >> what is not. It is not the responsibility of the service discovery. 
> >>> > >> Monitoring is not just about whitebox monitoring, the scope can be 
> >>> > >> much larger. Also, I want something that could be used out of the 
> >>> box 
> >>> > >> with current xds api's. 
> >>> > >> - We need to settle by using grpc or http, we would not support 
> >>> both. 
> >>> > >> Which one is the most used? 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> > >> So overall I don't think there should be any overhead for the 
> >>> > >> implementors of the API, since my understating is that there are 
> >>> out of 
> >>> > >> the box implementations out there, like envoy? What am I missing? 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > Best, 
> >>> > >> > Austin 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > [1]: 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/austince/prometheus/tree/discovery-xds/discovery/xds 
> >>> > >> > [2]: 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/austince/prometheus/tree/discovery-xds/discovery/xds#xds-api-implementation
> >>>  
> >>> > >> > [3]: 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/austince/prometheus/tree/discovery-xds/discovery/xds#discovery-scraping
> >>>  
> >>> > >> > [4]: 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/austince/prometheus/blob/discovery-xds/discovery/xds/http_discovery.go
> >>>  
> >>> > >> > [5]: 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/austince/prometheus/blob/discovery-xds/discovery/xds/api/v1alpha1/mads.proto
> >>>  
> >>> > >> > On Saturday, February 6, 2021 at 7:04:21 PM UTC-5 Austin 
> >>> Cawley-Edwards 
> >>> > >> > wrote: 
> >>> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > > Hey Julien, 
> >>> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > > Thanks for reaching back out about this. I’ve been on the midst 
> >>> of a 
> >>> > >> job 
> >>> > >> > > transition and have not made any progress, but that is finally 
> >>> fully 
> >>> > >> done 
> >>> > >> > > and I can try to move this along (though it will still be 
> >>> slowly). 
> >>> > >> I’ll get 
> >>> > >> > > back to research and bring it up at the next Kuma community 
> >>> meeting 
> >>> > >> in two 
> >>> > >> > > weeks, and then report back. 
> >>> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > > Best, 
> >>> > >> > > Austin 
> >>> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > > On Sat, Feb 6, 2021 at 3:36 PM Julien Pivotto < 
> >>> > >> [email protected]> 
> >>> > >> > > wrote: 
> >>> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> Hello Austin, 
> >>> > >> > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> Is there any progress here? I am really willing to learn more 
> >>> about 
> >>> > >> xds 
> >>> > >> > >> and how it would fit here. 
> >>> > >> > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> On 29 Oct 11:09, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > Perfect, I'll get started collecting that data. Thanks for 
> >>> the 
> >>> > >> > >> direction. 
> >>> > >> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > >> > Best, 
> >>> > >> > >> > Austin 
> >>> > >> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > >> > On Wed, Oct 28, 2020 at 1:07 PM Julien Pivotto < 
> >>> > >> [email protected] 
> >>> > >> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > >> > wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > On 28 Oct 08:28, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > Hey Julien, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > Following up on if you've had time to think about how we 
> >>> can 
> >>> > >> move 
> >>> > >> > >> > > forward 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > on one of these paths. I haven't been able to find any 
> >>> formal 
> >>> > >> > >> proposals 
> >>> > >> > >> > > for 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > the other recently merged SDs like Eureka besides this 
> >>> > >> comment[1]. 
> >>> > >> > >> Would 
> >>> > >> > >> > > it 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > be valuable for us to work on something similar for 
> >>> envoy's 
> >>> > >> xDS in 
> >>> > >> > >> the 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > meantime? 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > Let's be honest that recent service discoveries are 
> >>> 'small', and 
> >>> > >> that 
> >>> > >> > >> > > big ones are quite old now. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > I still need to gather intel on xDS; but let's start by 
> >>> > >> collecting 
> >>> > >> > >> data: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > - What would the configuration look like (does it need 
> >>> multiple 
> >>> > >> > >> > > `roles`) 
> >>> > >> > >> > > - Which meta labels could we have exposed 
> >>> > >> > >> > > - How would we set the address 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > That hopefully should not be too much work and then we can 
> >>> see 
> >>> > >> how/if 
> >>> > >> > >> we 
> >>> > >> > >> > > move forward with this. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > Thanks, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > Austin 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > [1]: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > 
> >>> > >> > >> 
> >>> > >> 
> >>> https://github.com/prometheus/prometheus/pull/3369#issuecomment-667344846 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > On Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at 6:49:59 PM UTC-4 
> >>> Austin 
> >>> > >> > >> Cawley-Edwards 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > That makes sense to me, and would be nice to build of 
> >>> an 
> >>> > >> existing 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > protocol, and agree it sounds like a large effort. I’m 
> >>> > >> pretty new 
> >>> > >> > >> to 
> >>> > >> > >> > > xDS as 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > well, though we have many people on the Kuma team who 
> >>> are 
> >>> > >> quite 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > knowledgeable — I’d be happy to set up a call/ bring 
> >>> them in 
> >>> > >> to 
> >>> > >> > >> help 
> >>> > >> > >> > > size 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > the work if you’d be open to that. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > And understand + agree on the configuration approach 
> >>> for the 
> >>> > >> extra 
> >>> > >> > >> > > layer. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > The main difficulty for users is configuring the 
> >>> file_sd + 
> >>> > >> > >> sidecar, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > relabel_configs should be fairly straightforward and 
> >>> > >> accessible. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > Austin 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 6:37 PM Julien Pivotto < 
> >>> > >> > >> > > [email protected]> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> On 21 Oct 15:12, Austin Cawley-Edwards wrote: 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> > Hey all, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> > 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> > I've gathered up some research about our efforts 
> >>> with the 
> >>> > >> DNS 
> >>> > >> > >> SD 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> option, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> > please let me know if I've overlooked something. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> I have been looking on my side too - I think that 
> >>> what the 
> >>> > >> option 
> >>> > >> > >> > > that's 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> more likely on the table would not to have a 
> >>> "generic" 
> >>> > >> > >> implementation, 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> but a xDS protocol service discovery. In that case, 
> >>> it 
> >>> > >> would not 
> >>> > >> > >> be an 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> issue to have that in Prometheus (even the gRPC 
> >>> version). 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> However, the extra layer that kuma is offering in the 
> >>> SD 
> >>> > >> should 
> >>> > >> > >> be 
> >>> > >> > >> > > done 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> at the Prometheus configuration level - e.g. by the 
> >>> user, 
> >>> > >> in the 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> relabel_configs. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> I think I'd like to better understand xDS but it 
> >>> seems that 
> >>> > >> it 
> >>> > >> > >> could 
> >>> > >> > >> > > be 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> good option for a service discovery in Prometheus, at 
> >>> least 
> >>> > >> at 
> >>> > >> > >> first 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> sight. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> We are looking at a huge amount of work here I think. 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> 
> >>> > >> > >> > > > >> -- 
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