Add eni and appmesh ecs-agent module, and refactor eni to have a more general naming "NetworkInterface" with expanded attributes #3801
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Summary
This pull request adds eni and appmesh to
netlib/model
path toecs-agent
module, as well as renamingeni
tonetworkInterface
to accommodate expanded attributes to support Fargate better.Implementation details
netlib/model
path inecs-agent
module.eni
andappmesh
to above path. I didn't do direct move but duplication first, because Fargate is directly importing and inheriting the definitions on mentioned two models.Testing
New tests cover the changes: N/A
Existing github testing workflow passed.
Manual testing: this is a model change (including naming change), I did a test on agent update to make sure it does not break our data model persistence mechanism.
After an in place update (run a task, run
make release
, thensudo systemctl restart ecs
), a new non-“omitempty” fieldDNSMappingList
shows up in boltdb, without breaking anything else.Description for the changelog
Add eni and appmesh ecs-agent module and refactor eni to have a more general naming
Licensing
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.