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GEO conflict between 2 DNSPolicies happens when both policies have defaultGeo property set to True and both have different geo locations (US and EU for example). Which results in undetermined state where it is not clear what DNSPolicy has the default geo location information for dns provider to use.
Test cases
We need to have the test which will verify that both policies will reach some consistent state and indicate that geo conflict is happening.
Additional context
As of date of this issue creation there is a bug where DNSPolicies can't handle the geo conflict correctly and rapidly changing their states from successful to failed and back. Also resulting in dns provider records switching their default geo record every few seconds. Kuadrant/dns-operator#265Kuadrant/dns-operator#210
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Summary
GEO conflict between 2 DNSPolicies happens when both policies have
defaultGeo
property set to True and both have different geo locations (US and EU for example). Which results in undetermined state where it is not clear what DNSPolicy has the default geo location information for dns provider to use.Test cases
We need to have the test which will verify that both policies will reach some consistent state and indicate that geo conflict is happening.
Additional context
As of date of this issue creation there is a bug where DNSPolicies can't handle the geo conflict correctly and rapidly changing their states from successful to failed and back. Also resulting in dns provider records switching their default geo record every few seconds.
Kuadrant/dns-operator#265 Kuadrant/dns-operator#210
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: