Controllers¶
Authors, K. Controllers. Kubernetes Documentation.
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Mechanisms¶
- Effective Configuration Diff
- This mirrors the gap between desired and observed state that control-loop systems track: a picture of "effective now" is not a guarantee of "effective always."
This sourceExplains that controllers continually compare current state with desired state and act to move the current state toward the desired state.
- This mirrors the gap between desired and observed state that control-loop systems track: a picture of "effective now" is not a guarantee of "effective always."
- Event Listener or Monitoring Daemon
- The control loop (or reconciliation loop) — continuously driving observed state toward desired state — is the canonical pattern, and it is why infrastructure can self-heal without anyone paging.
This sourceKubernetes Documentation (n.d.). Explains that Kubernetes controllers continuously reconcile current state toward desired state and automatically repair failures as a core design pattern.
- The control loop (or reconciliation loop) — continuously driving observed state toward desired state — is the canonical pattern, and it is why infrastructure can self-heal without anyone paging.
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