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* [Deny List in Operator](#Deny-List-in-Operator)
* [Reconcile Time in Operator](#Reconcile-Time-in-Operator)
* [Finalizer in Druid CR](#Finalizer-in-Druid-CR)
* [Deletetion of Orphan PVC's](#Deletetion-of-Orphan-PVC's)
* [Deletion of Orphan PVCs](#Deletion-of-Orphan-PVCs)
* [Rolling Deploy](#Rolling-Deploy)
* [Force Delete of Sts Pods](#Force-Delete-of-Sts-Pods)
* [Scaling of Druid Nodes](#Scaling-of-Druid-Nodes)
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- Default behavior shall trigger finalizers and pre-delete hooks that shall be executed which shall first clean up sts and then pvc referenced by sts.
- Default behavior is set to true ie after deletion of CR, any pvc's provisioned by sts shall be deleted.

## Deletetion of Orphan PVC's
## Deletion of Orphan PVCs
- Assume ingestion is kicked off on druid, the sts MiddleManagers nodes are scaled to a certain number of replicas, and when the ingestion is completed. The middlemanagers are scaled down to avoid costs etc.
- Sts on scale down, just terminates the pods it owns not the PVC. PVC are left orpahned and are of little or no use.
- In such cases druid-operator supports deletion of pvc orphaned by the sts.
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