[optimization] Do not re-fetch resource on first attempt on upgrade#952
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Hi! Thanks for submitting the PR. Looks good to me, pipeline is failing because of 429. I'm approving PR right now, we will re-run link check action after some time and then we can go ahead and merge this. Thank you!
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[optimization] Do not re-fetch resource on first attempt on upgrade
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With the #877 change we noticed a performance degradation with Reloader on one of our clusters, having quite a lot of traffic with constant changes to CMs and Secrets. With the current implementation we are getting into API Server rate limiting issues.
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upgradestarts all the resources per kind are fetched with theItemsFuncand right after that for each of the items it is again re-fetched with theItemFunc. This is suboptimal and brings quite a lot more unnecessary API calls. We should re-fetch resource only when there is a conflict error. This approach is implemented with this change.