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roachprod: only register services when applicable #120141
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Previously, DNS services for clusters would be registered in all cases. This can lead to some scenarios where `roachprod` is unable to correctly determine the port of a service. When a cluster is created in a custom GCP project (non-default project) the `roachprod` garbage collector will destroy the records as it determines it has nothing to tie the resources to since it has no visibility of the custom project. As we currently do not test virtual clusters on AWS or Azure, these have also been excluded, because these providers do not specify using the Google Cloud DNS Provider yet. For that reason, there is no point in trying to register services. Epic: None Release Note: None
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Reviewable status: complete! 1 of 0 LGTMs obtained (waiting on @srosenberg)
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Previously, DNS services for clusters would be registered in all cases. This can lead to some scenarios where
roachprod
is unable to correctly determine the port of a service.When a cluster is created in a custom GCP project (non-default project) the
roachprod
garbage collector will destroy the records as it determines it has nothing to tie the resources to since it has no visibility of the custom project.As we currently do not test virtual clusters on AWS or Azure, these have also been excluded, because these providers do not specify using the Google Cloud DNS Provider yet. For that reason, there is no point in trying to register services.
Epic: None
Release Note: None