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karmada controller reconcile performs performance optimization #5790
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resource_match_policy takes too long time
Resource Detector controller reconcile performs performance optimization
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Resource Detector controller reconcile performs performance optimization
karmada controller reconcile performs performance optimization
Nov 13, 2024
For the resource detector controller, by adjusting the parameter concurrent-resource-template-syncs=60, the queue backlog is reduced from 16 minutes to less than 1 minute. |
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What would you like to be added:
karmada/pkg/detector/detector.go
Lines 356 to 387 in b3d3bcd
The resource amount of pp and deployment is about 7000
runtime.DefaultUnstructuredConverter.FromUnstructured
andruntime.DefaultUnstructuredConverter.FromUnstructured
take a long time to perform type conversion; can this function call be removed?Is there a better way to optimize the above problems?
Why is this needed:
As shown below, The resource_match_policy_duration_seconds_bucket metric indicates that the execution took more than 0.5 seconds or even 0.9 seconds; This may cause the execution time of the resource detector controller reconcile to be too long, and the workqueue queue to create a long backlog.
By looking at the pprof cpu profile, we found that the function ConvertToTypedObject takes a long time to execute.
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