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Add EventRateLimit admission controller by request of a customer.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/access-authn-authz/admission-controllers/#eventratelimit
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- NooBaa Version: 5
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Actual behavior
- Pool info for cloud pools does not return the connection identity (access_key)
- This make it hard for the operator to detect if the pool really uses the correct connection.
Expected behavior
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I am very new to this library. Just downloaded the same today and started experimenting.
I could not find a way to "Start" and "Stop" an AWS Instance. Please let me know if I am missing something, is there any way to do so. This seem to be basic operation which should have been available.
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There doesn't seem to be a way to set
postgresprocess options without editing the source code and compiling. Add a gflag to take those options, and make sure they override the defaults (whether that be making the options after the defaults or before, I don't know at the moment).One use of this is using the
-d Noption to set different log levels (e.g.DEBUG3) for postgres. See `src/po