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Thanks, looks great to me. Just a couple of nits inline.
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Previously, during each upgrade of Cilium, operator had to taint and untaint nodes whenever Cilium was scheduled and then running. Hovewer, at large clusters, this resulted in multiple parallel requests that were rate-limited on client-go in case of low qps. This resulted in a huge queue of updates pending with stale node information. While simple mitigation of increasing qps works, we should cap max number of requests that operator issues at a given time to reduce staleness of node information. Additionally, it prevents starving other clients of client-go. This commit introduces workers that synchronize taint information instead of relying on unbounded number of controllers. Additionally, we merge node and pod update queues into a single workqueue. Signed-off-by: Marcel Zieba <marcel.zieba@isovalent.com>
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Previously, during each upgrade of Cilium, operator had to taint and
untaint nodes whenever Cilium was scheduled and then running.
Hovewer, at large clusters, this resulted in multiple parallel requests
that were rate-limited on client-go in case of low qps.
This resulted in a huge queue of updates pending with stale node
information.
While simple mitigation of increasing qps works, we should cap max
number of requests that operator issues at a given time to reduce
staleness of node information. Additionally, it prevents starving other
clients of client-go.
This commit introduces workers that synchronize taint information
instead of relying on unbounded number of controllers.
Additionally, we merge node and pod update queues into a single
workqueue.