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Add SSA merge strategy to container NodePool's nodeConfig to avoid fights over ownership. #457

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@JonathanO JonathanO commented Feb 5, 2024

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The NodePool nodeConfig is a singleton list containing the node config for the pool. By default lists are treated as atomic by server-side-apply, which means only one manager can own them. nodeConfig contains fields resolved by the provider (service account) so if you also try to patch some of the other fields with a composition function then the provider and composition repeatedly delete each others fields.

The ListTypeMap strategy treats the list elements similarly to a granular map, which is what we need, but it requires a key by which to identify each element of the list. There is no such key for nodeConfig, but since it's a singleton we can inject a default using a non-existent name with a fixed value.

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Running in kind against GKE, checking audit log to make sure the resource isn't being repeatedly updated.

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Signed-off-by: Jonathan Oddy <jonathan@woaf.net>
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haarchri commented Feb 6, 2024

@ulucinar can you do a review ?

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Thanks @JonathanO, lgtm.

@ulucinar ulucinar merged commit a377f81 into crossplane-contrib:main Feb 7, 2024
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