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Hello.
I'm trying to use the multi-port function, but it seems like I can't use the multi-port when the cluster-peering setting is activated.
Will this be resolved in the next version? In the environment I am operating in, I need to use both cluster-peering and multi-port.
Thanks @homie-du we are aware that that multi-port does not support peering. We are working to close that gap in a few quarters. We are first looking to address single DC support first holistically and then will expand to multi-dc support afterwards. I don't have specific timelines for you but this is definitely something we are looking to address in terms of requirements.
Question
Hello.
I'm trying to use the multi-port function, but it seems like I can't use the multi-port when the cluster-peering setting is activated.
Will this be resolved in the next version? In the environment I am operating in, I need to use both cluster-peering and multi-port.
CLI Commands (consul-k8s, consul-k8s-control-plane, helm)
$ consul-k8s upgrade -f values.yaml
Helm Configuration
Logs
Current understanding and Expected behavior
Environment details
consul:1.17.1
consul-k8s-control-plane:1.3.1
enabled (mesh-gw, peering)
Additional Context
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