brew install kubectl
brew cask reinstall minikube
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so that you get the latest version
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TITLE: Feature request: Would like a way to refuse subsequent TCP connections while allowing current connections enough time to drain
This feature request was originally opened as envoyproxy/envoy#2920, but was too specific about the implementation. This issue updates the title and content to clarify the goals and be flexible about the implementation.
Given I've configured Envoy with LDS serving a TCP proxy listener on some port and there are connections in flight I would like a way to refuse subsequent TCP connections to that port while allowing current established connections to drain