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Co-authored-by: Varsha <varshaprasad96@gmail.com>
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Sajiyah-Salat and varshaprasad96 committed Sep 11, 2023
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When attempting to run `make install` to apply the CRD manifests, the error Too long: must have at most 262144 bytes may be encountered. This error arises due to a size limit enforced by the Kubernetes API. Note that the `make install` target will apply the CRD manifest under `config/crd` using `kubectl apply -f -`. Therefore, when the apply command is used, the API annotates the object with the `last-applied-configuration` which contains the entire previous configuration. If this configuration is too large, it will exceed the allowed byte size. ([More info][k8s-obj-creation]) and this error will be faced.
In ideal approach might use client-side apply might seem like the perfect solution since with the entire object configuration doesn't have to be stored as an annotation (last-applied-configuration) on the server. However, it's worth noting that as of now, it isn't supported by controller-gen or kubebuilder. For more on this, refer to: [Controller-tool-discussion][controller-tool-pr].
The ideal approach is to use server-side apply, since the entire object configuration doesn't have to be stored as an annotation (last-applied-configuration) on the server. However, it's worth noting that as of now, it isn't supported by controller-gen or kubebuilder. For more on this, refer to: [Controller-tool-discussion][controller-tool-pr].
Therefore, you have a few options to workround this scenario such as:
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