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And how would you distinguish a special endpoint? If this issue is about traffic steering between a v1 and v2 of a service I would typically have both in two different load balancer sets (so in a load balancer I have identical service instances). If this is about instance stickyness you can also solve this outside the load balancer itself. Do you have a more concrete example on when you would use this? Right now I'm missing a real rationale on why this is the right solution to your undisclosed problem. |
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For example, let some special request choice a special endpoint, not random or round-robin
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