Map of attribute names to StringMatch type.
Each map element specifies one condition to match.
Example:
clause:
source.uid:
exact: SOURCEUID
request.httpmethod:
exact: POST
No
HTTPAPISpec
HTTPAPISpec defines the canonical configuration for generating
API-related attributes from HTTP requests based on the method and
uri templated path matches. It is sufficient for defining the API
surface of a service for the purposes of API attribute
generation. It is not intended to represent auth, quota,
documentation, or other information commonly found in other API
specifications, e.g. OpenAPI.
Existing standards that define operations (or methods) in terms of
HTTP methods and paths can be normalized to this format for use in
Istio. For example, a simple petstore API described by OpenAPIv2
here
can be represented with the following HTTPAPISpec.
List of attributes that are generated when any of the HTTP
patterns match. This list typically includes the “api.service”
and “api.version” attributes.
List of APIKey that describes how to extract an API-KEY from an
HTTP request. The first API-Key match found in the list is used,
i.e. ‘OR’ semantics.
The following default policies are used to generate the
request.api_key attribute if no explicit APIKey is defined.
`query: key, `query: api_key`, and then `header: x-api-key`
No
HTTPAPISpecBinding
HTTPAPISpecBinding defines the binding between HTTPAPISpecs and one or more
IstioService. For example, the following establishes a binding
between the HTTPAPISpec petstore and service foo in namespace bar.
One or more HTTPAPISpec references that should be mapped to
the specified service(s). The aggregate collection of match
conditions defined in the HTTPAPISpecs should not overlap.
Yes
HTTPAPISpecPattern
HTTPAPISpecPattern defines a single pattern to match against
incoming HTTP requests. The per-pattern list of attributes is
generated if both the httpmethod and uritemplate match. In
addition, the top-level list of attributes in the HTTPAPISpec is also
generated.
pattern:
- attributes
api.operation: doFooBar
httpMethod: GET
uriTemplate: /foo/bar
List of attributes that are generated if the HTTP request matches
the specified httpmethod and uritemplate. This typically
includes the “api.operation” attribute.
No
httpMethod
string
HTTP request method to match against as defined by
rfc7231. For
example: GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE.
No
uriTemplate
string (oneof)
URI template to match against as defined by
rfc6570. For example, the
following are valid URI templates:
ecmascript style regex-based match as defined by
EDCA-262. For
example,
"^/pets/(.*?)?"
Yes
HTTPAPISpecReference
HTTPAPISpecReference defines a reference to an HTTPAPISpec. This is
typically used for establishing bindings between an HTTPAPISpec and an
IstioService. For example, the following defines an
HTTPAPISpecReference for service foo in namespace bar.
- name: foo
namespace: bar
Field
Type
Description
Required
name
string
The short name of the HTTPAPISpec. This is the resource
name defined by the metadata name field.
Yes
namespace
string
Optional namespace of the HTTPAPISpec. Defaults to the encompassing
HTTPAPISpecBinding’s metadata namespace field.
Map of control configuration indexed by destination.service. This
is used to support per-service configuration for cases where a
mixerclient serves multiple services.
No
defaultDestinationService
string
Default destination service name if none was specified in the
client request.
Default attributes to forward to upstream. This typically
includes the “source.ip” and “source.uid” attributes.
No
ignoreForwardedAttributes
bool
Whether or not to use attributes forwarded in the request headers to
create the attribute bag to send to mixer. For intra-mesh traffic,
this should be set to “false”. For ingress/egress gateways, this
should be set to “true”.
No
IstioService
IstioService identifies a service and optionally service version.
The FQDN of the service is composed from the name, namespace, and implementation-specific domain suffix
(e.g. on Kubernetes, “reviews” + “default” + “svc.cluster.local” -> “reviews.default.svc.cluster.local”).
Field
Type
Description
Required
name
string
The short name of the service such as “foo”.
No
namespace
string
Optional namespace of the service. Defaults to value of metadata namespace field.
No
domain
string
Domain suffix used to construct the service FQDN in implementations that support such specification.
No
service
string
The service FQDN.
No
labels
map<string, string>
Optional one or more labels that uniquely identify the service version.
Note: When used for a VirtualService destination, labels MUST be empty.
No
NetworkFailPolicy
Specifies the behavior when the client is unable to connect to Mixer.
One or more QuotaSpec references that should be mapped to
the specified service(s). The aggregate collection of match
conditions defined in the QuotaSpecs should not overlap.
Yes
QuotaSpecBinding.QuotaSpecReference
QuotaSpecReference uniquely identifies the QuotaSpec used in the
Binding.
Field
Type
Description
Required
name
string
The short name of the QuotaSpec. This is the resource
name defined by the metadata name field.
Yes
namespace
string
Optional namespace of the QuotaSpec. Defaults to the value of the
metadata namespace field.
Send these attributes to Mixer in both Check and Report. This
typically includes the “destination.service” attribute.
In case of a per-route override, per-route attributes take precedence
over the attributes supplied in the client configuration.
Specifies the behavior when the client is unable to connect to Mixer.
This is the service-level policy. It overrides
[mesh-level
policy][istio.mixer.v1.config.client.TransportConfig.networkfailpolicy].
Default attributes to forward to upstream. This typically
includes the “source.ip” and “source.uid” attributes.
In case of a per-route override, per-route attributes take precedence
over the attributes supplied in the client configuration.
Forwarded attributes take precedence over the static Mixer attributes,
except in cases where there is clear configuration to ignore forwarded
attributes. Gateways, for instance, should never use forwarded attributes.
The full order of application is as follows:
1. static Mixer attributes from the filter config;
2. static Mixer attributes from the route config;
3. forwarded attributes from the source filter config (if any and not ignored);
4. forwarded attributes from the source route config (if any and not ignored);
5. derived attributes from the request metadata.
No
StringMatch
Describes how to match a given string in HTTP headers. Match is
case-sensitive.
Specify report interval to send periodical reports for long TCP
connections. If not specified, the interval is 10 seconds. This interval
should not be less than 1 second, otherwise it will be reset to 1 second.
No
TransportConfig
Defines the transport config on how to call Mixer.
Specify refresh interval to write Mixer client statistics to Envoy share
memory. If not specified, the interval is 10 seconds.
No
checkCluster
string
Name of the cluster that will forward check calls to a pool of mixer
servers. Defaults to “mixer_server”. By using different names for
checkCluster and reportCluster, it is possible to have one set of
Mixer servers handle check calls, while another set of Mixer servers
handle report calls.
NOTE: Any value other than the default “mixer_server” will require the
Istio Grafana dashboards to be reconfigured to use the new name.
No
reportCluster
string
Name of the cluster that will forward report calls to a pool of mixer
servers. Defaults to “mixer_server”. By using different names for
checkCluster and reportCluster, it is possible to have one set of
Mixer servers handle check calls, while another set of Mixer servers
handle report calls.
NOTE: Any value other than the default “mixer_server” will require the
Istio Grafana dashboards to be reconfigured to use the new name.
Default attributes to forward to Mixer upstream. This typically
includes the “source.ip” and “source.uid” attributes. These
attributes are consumed by the proxy in front of mixer.
No
reportBatchMaxEntries
uint32
When disablereportbatch is false, this value specifies the maximum number
of requests that are batched in report. If left unspecified, the default value
of reportbatchmax_entries == 0 will use the hardcoded defaults of
istio::mixerclient::ReportOptions.
When disablereportbatch is false, this value specifies the maximum elapsed
time a batched report will be sent after a user request is processed. If left
unspecified, the default reportbatchmax_time == 0 will use the hardcoded
defaults of istio::mixerclient::ReportOptions.
No
istio.mixer.v1.Attributes
Attributes represents a set of typed name/value pairs. Many of Mixer’s
API either consume and/or return attributes.
Istio uses attributes to control the runtime behavior of services running in the service mesh.
Attributes are named and typed pieces of metadata describing ingress and egress traffic and the
environment this traffic occurs in. An Istio attribute carries a specific piece
of information such as the error code of an API request, the latency of an API request, or the
original IP address of a TCP connection. For example:
A given Istio deployment has a fixed vocabulary of attributes that it understands.
The specific vocabulary is determined by the set of attribute producers being used
in the deployment. The primary attribute producer in Istio is Envoy, although
specialized Mixer adapters and services can also generate attributes.
The common baseline set of attributes available in most Istio deployments is defined
here.
Attributes are strongly typed. The supported attribute types are defined by
ValueType.
Each type of value is encoded into one of the so-called transport types present
in this message.
Defines a map of attributes in uncompressed format.
Following places may use this message:
1) Configure Istio/Proxy with static per-proxy attributes, such as source.uid.
2) Service IDL definition to extract api attributes for active requests.
3) Forward attributes from client proxy to server proxy for HTTP requests.