otbr: disable (replicas 0) — splits the Nest Thread partition, breaks Matter #151
@@ -5,7 +5,26 @@ metadata:
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labels:
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app.kubernetes.io/name: otbr
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spec:
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replicas: 1
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# Disabled 2026-07-11 (replicas: 0) after otbr broke Matter.
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#
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# otbr is seeded with the Nest network's dataset so it should join the
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# existing partition as an additive co-BR. In practice it does not merge
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# cleanly: its SLZB-06 radio is RF-isolated enough from the Nest mesh that
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# otbr elects itself leader of a rival partition (or the network re-addresses
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# under a new OMR prefix, observed fd5f -> fdd5). The two same-network
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# partitions then bridge only over the Ethernet backbone, which carries a
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# ping but is too slow for the large fragmented CASE handshake -- every
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# Matter device stays mDNS-discoverable while CASE times out. Removing otbr
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# re-merges the mesh onto the Nest hubs and Matter recovers.
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#
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# This is NOT a diagnosis of a specific config bug: the DHCP/sbr routing
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# changes (19a4482, df61407) were investigated and matter-server's IPv6 path
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# to the mesh works (reaches devices, ping ok); sbr's v6 table 100 is an
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# inert orphan and otbr's eth0 default is outranked by net1's pref-high RA
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# default. The instability is at the Thread partition layer. Re-enable only
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# after the co-BR integration is verified to MERGE (one partition, one OMR,
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# otbr's router table shows the Nest routers) instead of split.
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replicas: 0
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strategy:
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type: Recreate
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selector:
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