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Feature: Private/SNA SKE cluster support with two-stage runner model #37
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area:acceleratorAccelerator Terraform/OpenTofu roots, modules and examplesAccelerator Terraform/OpenTofu roots, modules and exampleseffort:lArchitecture, lifecycle or multiple systems; split before implementationArchitecture, lifecycle or multiple systems; split before implementationenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestkubernetespriority:p2Important improvement; schedule after P1 and prerequisitesImportant improvement; schedule after P1 and prerequisitessnaSTACKIT Network AreaSTACKIT Network AreaterraformPull requests that update terraform codePull requests that update terraform code
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area:acceleratorAccelerator Terraform/OpenTofu roots, modules and examplesAccelerator Terraform/OpenTofu roots, modules and exampleseffort:lArchitecture, lifecycle or multiple systems; split before implementationArchitecture, lifecycle or multiple systems; split before implementationenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestkubernetespriority:p2Important improvement; schedule after P1 and prerequisitesImportant improvement; schedule after P1 and prerequisitessnaSTACKIT Network AreaSTACKIT Network AreaterraformPull requests that update terraform codePull requests that update terraform code
Context
Current end-to-end deployment is stable with
network.mode = publicfor SKE. We intentionally defer private/SNA cluster enablement to a dedicated feature stream.Problem Statement
Using the Kubernetes provider against private control-plane endpoints requires private network reachability from the execution environment. This adds architectural and operational complexity (runner placement, connectivity, auth, retries, diagnostics).
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Introduce first-class support for private SKE clusters (
accessScope = SNA) in stackit-landing-zone with a robust two-stage execution model.Scope (proposed)
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