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In the case that the plugin gets a log entry from a resource that no longer exists and does not exist in the cache, the Kubernetes API will return an error stating that the resource was not found. This slows down processing considerably.
This can happen if logstash is restarted before it has caught up and a node that it is processing logs for no longer exists. If the cache were persistent, this would usually be OK but we also should cache the fact that the resource was not found if it was not already in the cache so we don't slow down processing.
Also, if the node does not exist and we can't find info about it, we should make sure we still write the node name to the data as we do know that much.
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In the case that the plugin gets a log entry from a resource that no longer exists and does not exist in the cache, the Kubernetes API will return an error stating that the resource was not found. This slows down processing considerably.
This can happen if logstash is restarted before it has caught up and a node that it is processing logs for no longer exists. If the cache were persistent, this would usually be OK but we also should cache the fact that the resource was not found if it was not already in the cache so we don't slow down processing.
Also, if the node does not exist and we can't find info about it, we should make sure we still write the node name to the data as we do know that much.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: