[Devtools] TLD for ADB/CDK

[Max Rydahl Andersen]

side question - will it be possibly to flip a flag and enable xip.io in 
case
one is having problem or would prefer without landrush ?

Just curious.

/max

> Hi there,
>
> work on integrating Landrush per default into ADB/CDK is in full swing 
> [1].
> We are closing in on a solution and wanted to ask for some feedback.
>
> With Landrush enabled we will be going away from using IPs (eg 
> 10.1.2.2).
> Instead we will be using a dynamically provided IP. This IP should 
> mostly
> be transparent to the user. She will instead be using a hostname most 
> of the
> time.
>
> Right now we thinking the name will be [adb|cdk].test. This means
> access to the console would be via https://cdk.test:8443/console (or
> if we manage to set it up in time https://console.cdk.test).
>
> A login to the console would be of the form: 'oc login cdk.test:8443'
>
> Last but not least, routes would be of the form 
> '<app>-smaple-project.cdk.test'.
>
> Obviously it is quite nice for a user to just refer to a name instead
> of having to remember an IP. Also switching to a dynamically assigned 
> IP allows us
> to unify the Vagrant configuration across the various virtualization 
> frameworks
> (most notably HyperV).
>
> So now to the question. What does everyone think about [cdk|adb].test? 
> We initially
> used [cdk|adb].dev which I think would be nicer. Unfortunately .dev is 
> probably not
> a good choice anymore, since we have been seeing DNS servers returning 
> 127.0.53.53
> for it. Obviously we can make up our own name here, but be careful 
> that we must be
> sure that it won't conflict with 1000+ top level domains out there.
> The benefit of .test is that it is apparently protected by the DNS 
> specification
> (as is .example .invalid and .localhost). See also [2].
>
> Any suggestions, thoughts?
>
> --Hardy
>
> [1] 
> https://github.com/projectatomic/adb-atomic-developer-bundle/pull/462
> [2] https://iyware.com/dont-use-dev-for-development/
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