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Set cardinality of ReplicationControllers -> Pods as (One -> Many) not (Many <-> Many) #11981
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cc @timothysc @rrati @lavalamp @bgrant0607 . This may/may not effect HA haven't thought it out entirely. |
What do you mean by "fix"? There's probably already issues about this, btw. |
Happy to close if another issue is out there.... I didnt see one though? |
We currently consider this to be user error. Results are deterministic for RC overlap after #10443 but the problem will be exacerbated when we add more pod controllers. I was looking for an "Ownership" issue but I couldn't find one. |
Hm, I can't find one either, I guess I'm thinking of various PRs. This is one of @bprashanth's favorite issues. ;) See #10443 and #10524; also #2395 and #10477 for PRs we didn't merge. |
Oh, and I think this is completely orthogonal to HA. On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 10:02 AM, jay vyas notifications@github.com wrote:
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I believe #2210 is the original issue |
Okay perfect. I'll close this guy and follow up in #2210 ! |
From https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-containers/-pA2pIsM8yU... its possible that RC <-> Pod can be a many-many relationship, because RC's don't mark their territory !
This means RC's can fight over pods.
You can see the fallout of this in the GetPodControllers function in listers.go, where you have to return a list of replicationControllers managing a pod.
This is both counterintuitive and also can cause some bugs.
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