Avoid thundering herd of probes during failover. #231
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This change guards the status prober with a simple readiness check as an
optimization for the case of failing over and globally resyncing resources.
When a fresh controller pod slurps through ~100 kingress for the first time
we will currently probe ALL of them. On a 10 Node cluster, with 1 public and
3 private hostnames, this works out to a lot of probes:
Factor in what we do with endpoint probing, and it adds roughly 2000 probes.
Currently, this is what the scale-100 test in serving is doing every 30s or so,
in addition to the standard work it is doing.
Fixes: #203
Possibly related to: #226