Set PriorityClass to system-cluster-critical for frr-k8s
What does this MR do and why?
This MR sets priorityClassName: system-cluster-critical for metallb_helm_values in order to avoid pod eviction under node pressure.
Related reference(s)
Closes #3581 (closed)
Test coverage
This was tested on my environment by editing the values.yaml file and adding the metallb-l3 config as follows:
metallb:
bgp_lbs:
l3_options:
bfd_profiles:
bfd-profile-bgp:
receiveInterval: 1000
transmitInterval: 1000
detectMultiplier: 3
A daemonset was deployed that was containing the following field:
kubectl get daemonset.apps/metallb-frr-k8s -n metallb-system -o yaml | grep -i "priorityclass"
priorityClassName: system-cluster-critical
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