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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 50893, 50913, 50963, 50629, 50640) Increase latency threshold for list api calls This is only a short-term solution to make our density test green. In the long-term, we should measure as per our new SLIs. From @wojtek-t's [doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q5qxdeBPgTTIXZxdsFILg7kgqWhvOwY8uROEf0j5YBw) on the new SLIs/SLOs, we have the following SLO for list calls: ``` SLO1: In default Kubernetes installation, 99th percentile of SLI2 per cluster-day: <= 1s if total number of objects of the same type as resource in the system <= X <= 5s if total number of objects of the same type as resource in the system <= Y <= 30s if total number of objects of the same types as resource in the system <= Z ``` I would guess that 170,000 pods would fall into the 2nd bracket (at least) and hence the new value of 5s. WDYT? cc @kubernetes/sig-scalability-misc @wojtek-t @gmarek |
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