> kube-proxy supports only basic algorithms like round-robin or random selection
this is "partially" true.
if you're using ipvs, you can configure the scheduler to just about anything ipvs supports (including wrr). they removed the validation for the scheduler name quite a while back.
kubernetes itself though doesn't "understand" (i.e., can NOT represent) the nuances (e.g., weights per endpoint with wrr), which is the problem.
this is "partially" true.
if you're using ipvs, you can configure the scheduler to just about anything ipvs supports (including wrr). they removed the validation for the scheduler name quite a while back.
kubernetes itself though doesn't "understand" (i.e., can NOT represent) the nuances (e.g., weights per endpoint with wrr), which is the problem.