[kube] add server_id to targets when monitoring exec/portforward connections #47829
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…ections This PR adds the target server_id (kubernetes service) when proxy establishes a connection to support kubectl exec and portforward. This allows proxies to terminate early the connection without relying on the upstream to terminate it.
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This PR adds the target server_id (kubernetes service) when proxy establishes a connection to support kubectl exec and portforward. This allows proxies to terminate early the connection without relying on the upstream to terminate it.