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Rework IP rules/routing for Kubernetes clustering
Add IP rules for the Kubernetes Pod and Service CIDRs to ensure that traffic within the Kubernetes network uses the main routing table, which contains routes installed by the CNI. These IP rules must have a higher priority than the per-port rules for dom0-initiated connections. Otherwise, there could be scenarios where packet sent to a Kubernetes service is DNAT-ed by kube-proxy to a service backend located on another node, and this (dom0-initiated, with port src IP) DNATed flow bypasses the VXLAN tunnel and is sent out without encapsulation, thus getting lost/dropped. Also, we do not need to have special marks for Kubernetes traffic anymore. The iptables rules that prevent traffic from being forwarded between device ports no longer depend on connection marking and therefore we do not need to have connection marks for every traffic allowed for forwarding. Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <[email protected]>
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