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You can use any image of CNI plugins, in fact your CNI should in general bring one for you. CNI plugins are static binaries, so they should work in any case. |
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I have installed Multus CNI how it suggested in https://www.talos.dev/v1.10/kubernetes-guides/network/multus/
But it came without CNI plugins and it is not clear how to add them.
There is a section https://www.talos.dev/v1.10/kubernetes-guides/network/multus/#cni-reference-plugins which recommends to use siderolabs/install-cni image but the repo extras which builds it is archived. The last version is v1.10.0-alpha.0-2-gf4a110f so it is not clear if it is recommended to use or not.
I have found another image siderolabs/cni which also contains CNI plugins. It has more recent builds.
So it is unclear purpose of these images, their support and relation to Talos versions.
Of course I can bring my own custom installer but in terms of compatibility, security and convenience I'd like an image with CNI plugins provided by Talos or at least a clear documentation with recommendations for the installation. Ideally it would be to have a System Extensions for CNI plugins.
For now it seems that siderolabs/install-cni image was deprecated but docs are not updated.
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