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[Feature Request] Ability to "Pause" Event Producing and Consuming resources.
Problem Sometimes you just need the system to stop churning. If we added a new duck type or something that had a setting to turn off the resource from producing or consuming events, we would enable use-cases like disaster recovery environments or even help contributors debug components without deleting resources.
Things that you might want to pause:
- Broker
- Trigger
- Flow resources
- Sources
- Sinks
- Channels
- Subscriptions
(basically all of the eventing ecosystem)
Persona: Which persona is this feature for? Operator mostly, but likely useful for Contributor.
Exit Criteria There is a setting in the spec of resources or configmap that cluster operators can use to pause/disable/stop event producers and consumers.
Time Estimate (optional): 2-4 weeks. This has a lot of edge cases.
Additional context (optional) This will be planned in [Public] Knative Eventing Pause Feature
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We're going to need this so its possible we will pick it up. So have requested access to the doc.
👋 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U9hzLngLswwbs4EHaTtbinAush2-1hVT4xA0EoIEfWE/edit is pretty much agreed on with some of the eventing team so I will be beginning work on the annotation-to-pause those components that produce events shortly.
Continue to provide feedback in the meantime, thanks!
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Is there any update on this topic? I could not find a ticket or something that tracks the state
