examples.md

Traffic Splitting Examples

1. Tag revisions echo-v1 and echo-v2 as stable and staging respectively:

kn service update svc --tag echo-v1=stable --tag echo-v2=staging

2. Ramp up/down revision echo-v3 to 20%, adjusting other traffic to accommodate:

kn service update svc --traffic echo-v3=20 --traffic echo-v2=80

3. Give revision echo-v3 tag candidate, without otherwise changing any traffic split:

kn service update svc --tag echo-v3=candidate

4. Give echo-v3 tag candidate, and 2% of traffic adjusting other traffic to go to revision echo-v2:

kn service update svc --tag echo-v3=candidate --traffic candidate=2 --traffic echo-v2=98

6. Update tag for echo-v3 from candidate to current:

kn service update svc --untag candidate --tag echo-v3=current

7. Remove tag current from echo-v3:

kn service update svc --untag current

8. Remove echo-v3 having no tag(s) entirely, adjusting echo-v2 to fill up:

kn service update svc --traffic echo-v2=100    # a target having no-tags or no-traffic gets removed

9. Remove echo-v1 and its tag old from the traffic assignments entirely:

kn service update svc --untag old --traffic echo-v1=0

10. Tag revision echo-v1 with stable as well as current, and 50-50% traffic split to each:

kn service update svc --tag echo-v1=stable,echo-v2=current --traffic stable=50,current=50

11. Revert all the traffic to the latest ready revision of service:

kn service update svc --traffic @latest=100

12. Tag latest ready revision of service as current:

kn service update svc --tag @latest=current

13. Update tag for echo-v4 to testing and assign all traffic to it:

kn service update svc --untag oldv4 --tag echo-v4=testing --traffic testing=100

14. Update latest tag of echo-v1 with old tag, give latest to echo-v2:

kn service update svc --untag latest --tag echo-v1=old --tag echo-v2=latest