Release 3.0.5
Version 3.0.5
What's new
ConfigMap for configuring local site preference
GSLB controller now has an option to support local site selection order for GSLB decision. Choosing the virtual IP addresses and applications deployed in the Kubernetes or OpenShift Cluster that is geographically closest to the ADNS IP address ensures efficient traffic routing and minimized latency.
The localSiteSelection
parameter is added to the [Netscaler-gslb-controller](https://github.com/netscaler/netscaler-helm-charts/tree/master/netscaler-gslb-controller)
Helm chart to enable local site preference. Setting this parameter to true automatically adds the configuration to the GSLB device. The parameter creates a ConfigMap for the GSLB controller, which supports on-the-fly addition, modification, and deletion of the configuration.
For more information, see ConfigMap for configuring local site preference.
Fixed issues
- When a load balancing virtual server is bound to a service group, the order is automatically set to 1. This behavior might triggers an SNMP trap on the client’s side, which might cause unexpected notifications.
- The GSLB controller is incompatible with the NetScaler 13.1-57.x release due to the mandatory GSLB site password requirement.