weidalin
weidalin
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Because during my Karmada propagation process, I need to modify two or more replica count variables, such as modifying replicas and traffic. In the Karmada layer, replicas=3 and traffic=100, propagate...
> Sorry, I don't fully understand the calculation in this example. I don't understand why the number of replicas can be set based on the cluster information. I obtained the...
Another solution would be to modify the values of two fields in the CRD. In the Karmada layer, the first field in the CRD is replicas=1, and the second field...
> Hi @weidalin, can you check whether #4440 is related to the problem described in the issue? yes
> @weidalin Thanks for your reply. > > I'm still a bit behind your use case, so I'm not sure if the solution described in #4440 will meet your needs....
> Cluster information can provide more judgment basis for user-defined extension. Can we continue to promote this issue? @RainbowMango Providing the following annotation can provide users with stronger extensions ```...
> **What type of PR is this?** /kind feature > > **What this PR does / why we need it**: > > Introduce a new annotation `cluster.karmada.io/name`, used to specify...
> @weidalin Can you share your work's yaml file? > > ``` > kubectl get work xxxx -oyaml --kubeconfig karmda-apiserve.kubeconfig > ``` There is my yaml ``` metadata: annotations: clusterpropagationpolicy.karmada.io/name:...