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add resourcelock, leaderelection for cluster-policy-controller #28
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OnStartedLeading: originControllerManager, | ||
OnStoppedLeading: func() { | ||
klog.Fatalf("leaderelection lost") | ||
components := []string{"openshift-controller-manager", "cluster-policy-controller"} |
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no. Only do a second leader election on the SCC namespace controller in particular, not all of it.
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I've updated, i'm new to this code, hopefully it's close, with cluster-admin rbac (will figure that out next) i get the leader lock cm in cluster-kube-controller-manager-ns.
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open against master first please |
closing in favor of #33 opened against master branch |
Add Build CRD to Manifests
I've added a leader lock in the NamespaceSCCAllocationController for upgrades 4.2->4.3
to avoid conflicts with cluster-policy-controller container running in kube-controller-manager static pod
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