Attached connectors
- An attached connector is one not directly in the site namespace but in a peer namespace.
- Useful for sharing services across networks.
- Requires the router namespace and the workload namespace to opt in to the attachment.
- The router side controls the routing key. The workload side controls the selector.
- siteNamespace and connectorNamespace must correspond.
- AttachedConnector and AttachedConnectorBinding must have matching names.
- The connector side is responsible for selecting pods, while the binding side controls the routing key.
- If you want to expose a workload (say a database) in multiple networks, you need multiple AttachedConnectors, one for each corresponding binding that resides in a particular site belonging to a network.
- You can't create attached connectors with the CLI. You have to use YAML resources.
An attached connector is a connector in a peer namespace.