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chore: Get resource from cache instead of APIServer #193
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Currently in ACK, at the beginning of the Reconciler for each event, we get the resource from the k8s APIServer. This is an unecessary call, as the latest object that triggered the reconciler is already stored in the informers cache. With this change, we will be retrieving the resource from the cache instead of the APIServer.
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Dankeshoen!
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@@ -197,15 +198,15 @@ func (r *fieldExportReconciler) getFieldExport( | |||
req ctrlrt.Request, | |||
) (*ackv1alpha1.FieldExport, error) { | |||
ro := &ackv1alpha1.FieldExport{} | |||
// Here we use k8s APIReader to read the k8s object by making the | |||
// Here we use k8s ackResourceCache to read the k8s object by making the | |||
// direct call to k8s apiserver instead of using k8sClient. | |||
// The reason is that k8sClient uses a cache and sometimes k8sClient can | |||
// return stale copy of object. | |||
// It is okay to make direct call to k8s apiserver because we are only | |||
// making single read call for complete reconciler loop. | |||
// See following issue for more details: | |||
// https://github.com/aws-controllers-k8s/community/issues/894 |
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Is the problem described in this issue no longer relevant?
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It's not related to a problem..it's mainly just an optimization.
I'll expand more on it in a community PR
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From this comment it sounds like the use of direct server calls was to avoid duplicate create calls. Or are you referring to this change when you say optimization?
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Description of changes:
Currently in ACK, at the beginning of the Reconciler for each event, we
get the resource from the k8s APIServer. This is an unecessary call, as
the latest object that triggered the reconciler is already stored in the
informers cache.
With this change, we will be retrieving the resource from the cache
instead of the APIServer.
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