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ServiceBinding resource allows declaring multiple services and multiple application.
Reasons:
Although this looks at first as a handy shortcut, using this might cause a few issues:
A binding item from one service can be shadowed by another from another service (when binding keys are the same). Likelihood is very high, given that expected key names are username/password/url/… The issue can be worked around by introducing binding key prefixes or some custom naming conventions so that the keys become unique, but then it might be that such bindings cannot be consumed by application, i.e. it needs to be modified to support that
Unbind operation becomes all or nothing, i.e. it is not possible to unbind single service
What about updating/editing impact? I want to edit one service’s binding resources, how does it impact the applications that are consuming it?
Requirements:
Check the status with documentation
Check the status and alignment with existing sample code
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Let's pause on this because there is an open issues at spec about adding support for so called ComposedServices. The current ability in our API allows exactly that. Furthermore, we have seen that Crunchy Postgres operator creates additional secret that is not referred by DB resources and only way at the moment to bind to such database (without patching the operator) is to specify both resources.
Use Case:
ServiceBinding resource allows declaring multiple services and multiple application.
Reasons:
Although this looks at first as a handy shortcut, using this might cause a few issues:
A binding item from one service can be shadowed by another from another service (when binding keys are the same). Likelihood is very high, given that expected key names are username/password/url/… The issue can be worked around by introducing binding key prefixes or some custom naming conventions so that the keys become unique, but then it might be that such bindings cannot be consumed by application, i.e. it needs to be modified to support that
Unbind operation becomes all or nothing, i.e. it is not possible to unbind single service
What about updating/editing impact? I want to edit one service’s binding resources, how does it impact the applications that are consuming it?
Requirements:
Check the status with documentation
Check the status and alignment with existing sample code
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: