peering: prevent peering in same partition#13851
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Hey Alex, server addresses are not specific to a partition, they're specific to a datacenter. Checking whether server addresses match would prevent users from peering two different partitions in the same Consul datacenter. Another wrinkle is that addresses embedded in a token may not be the same ones that come from Could the peer ID help instead? |
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thanks for the guidance @freddygv ! how is this? |
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LGTM.
Food for thought
Should we allow peering with any partition within the same cluster. We can already export services across partitions and it seems less than desirable to duplicate those within memdb.
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We want to prevent a
peeringfrom being created in the same partition (ENT) or cluster (OSS).We do this by looking for an intersection (any) between the server addresses encoded in the token and those of the current cluster's.