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🐛 VM Watcher Service improvements #858
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🐛 VM Watcher Service improvements #858
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Nice, lgtm
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Thanks @bryanv . I also read zPatch
out loud in my head as if it was French, i.e. "zeeeee patch!" :)
When building the initial container MoID list, include the IDs so that we can match the Add() and Remove() of the same ID. We had a bug here in that if the Zone was initially added to a NS when at start up time, any later removal of the Zone from a NS would remove the watch of that Zone across all namespaces. This allows the watcher Add() and Remove() to be idempotent which is needed for some infra Zone controller described later. Tweak how the infra Zone controller handles the finalizer. The VC watcher itself is ephemeral since it will go away when the VC client is closed. But we need the Zone finalizer so that we can remove it from the watcher when the Zone goes away. Therefore, call Add() or Remove() on the Zone regardless if the finalizer was already present or not. Better handle a Zone with a stale FolderMoID: if a folder does not exist on VC, the watcher will fail to start. We filter out invalid container MoIDs to the watcher; the Zone controller will later keep retrying to add that FolderMoID to the watcher. Much of change is fallout from 14c1ac3 when we changed the VM watcher service to not os.Exit() whenever the watcher could not be started.
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When building the initial container MoID list, include the IDs so that we can match the Add() and Remove() of the same ID. We had a bug here in that if the Zone was initially added to a NS when at start up time, any later removal of the Zone from a NS would remove the watch of that Zone across all namespaces. This allows the watcher Add() and Remove() to be idempotent which is needed for some infra Zone controller described later.
Tweak how the infra Zone controller handles the finalizer. The VC watcher itself is ephemeral since it will go away when the VC client is closed. But we need the Zone finalizer so that we can remove it from the watcher when the Zone goes away. Therefore, call Add() or Remove() on the Zone regardless if the finalizer was already present or not.
Better handle a Zone with a stale FolderMoID: if a folder does not exist on VC, the watcher will fail to start. We filter out invalid container MoIDs to the watcher; the Zone controller will later keep retrying to add that FolderMoID to the watcher.
Much of change is fallout from 14c1ac3 when we changed the VM watcher service to not os.Exit() whenever the watcher could not be started.
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