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When we were trying to have remote external Pods it was very hard to understand what are the needed arguments related to dynamic
routing. I am not sure if this adds yet more noise to this.
In which context have we encountered this need?
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We are preparing a Cookbook section for explaining how to setup hosts correctly. This PR is a pre-step for it in order to remove make the setup easier with this Cookbook. |
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* feat: connect to pred config * style: fix overload and cli autocomplete * fix: use correct property * fix: removed unnecessary argument * style: fix overload and cli autocomplete * fix: adopted test parameters * fix: docker file for test * fix: delete dynamic routing arg Co-authored-by: Jina Dev Bot <dev-bot@jina.ai>
This allows to overwrite our remote-local detection magic explicitly for special use-cases (e.g. running on multiple instances in a VPN and additionally having one remote Pod).