Send EDS response in ADS mode when Envoy reconnect and asks with Empty version

[lukidzi]

We found that Envoy has a cluster in warming state after reconnect to new control-plane.
So let's assume Envoy is connected to Control-plane1. Control-plane1 receive information about the new cluster[Cluster1] and send CDS response to Envoy using ADS. Control-plane1 die and at the same time cluster[Cluster1] has been removed. Envoy connects to Control-plane2 and send[EDS,LDS,RDS] requests. Because Envoy didn't received response EDS from Control-plane1 this cluster is in warming state. EDS request from Envoy to Control-plane2contains resource name of removed cluster[Cluster1] and Control-plane2 doesn't know about the cluster which was sent by Control-plane1 to Envoy. Because ADS implementation requires to send only response when all requested resources in snapshot Control-plane2 won’t respond. In this situation Envoy stay in warming phase for ever.

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Codecov Report

Merging #127 into master will increase coverage by 0.28%.
The diff coverage is 100%.

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[slonka]

@lukidzi is this still relevant?

[mpuncel]

This does seem like a race that could get Envoy stuck, so it probably is worth merging in one form or another.

I think probably the logic could be:

1. If there is a "missing" ClusterLoadAssignment that Envoy asked for, check if there is a corresponding cluster in the Snapshot. If there is not, respond with an empty EDS message (because probably it's this race, where the cluster was deleted but Envoy didn't see a CDS update removing it).

2. If the cluster DOES exist in the snapshot, then either 1) the caller generated an inconsistent Snapshot as a bug or 2) the caller will provide a subsequent Snapshot that has the endpoints. I think in either of these cases, we could respond with an empty EDS if the acked version is "", otherwise we should keep the current behavior of not responding. I could also be convinced to just keep the current behavior of not responding, although it's probably better to return something to envoy so other clusters/endpoints don't get stuck on a single bad/missing resource.

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 89.78%. Comparing base (046ab2b) to head (1a649b9).
⚠️ Report is 191 commits behind head on main.

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+ Coverage     89.50%   89.78%   +0.28%     
- Complexity      193      198       +5     
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+ Hits            537      554      +17     
  Misses           48       48              
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