Silvio Moioli

@jakefhyde , @MbolotSuse: noob question, are you aware of the reasons why we use a generated name instead of a fixed name (depending on the service account)? https://github.com/rancher/rancher/blob/cfcdd8816eb38f18995696299a98082edcee837d/pkg/serviceaccounttoken/secret.go#L119 From my...

I think the above asks are reasonable and make sense, thanks for putting the list together. In my mind, most of the work on this issue cannot start until work...

> Browser --> Rancher Websocket Event - UI makes a new pagination watch request > > contains > resource revision taken from the last paginated API request > a collection...

@richard-cox I like your analysis here. So Frontend asks for something like `resource/list?filter=AAA&sort=BBB`, gets a list of resources with their IDs Then Frontend asks for `resource/watch?filter=AAA&sort=BBB&resourceRevision=XXX&displayedIDs=1,2,3` Backend will send events...

There's an additional problem with this approach: > changes: only if either the event's resource ID is in displayedIDs or if anything changed on **any of the properties present in...

> So this would look like... > > * UI requests a watch on a resource type indicating it just wants updates when a resource of that type is created,...

@richard-cox I reworded the issue description to capture the current state of the design. Please let me know if anything needs clarification/elaboration/correction!

I would be glad to take a look at your system and see if symptoms are similar to those I am seeing from other users.

All known issues in this area have now been fixed in most recent versions. If you can reproduce on a fresh version, please open another issue and feel free to...

> @moio would you consider suggestions made in [#117248 (files)](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/117248/files) ? I agree with discussions there that either limiting the size of the cache or putting a maximum time-to-leave to...