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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions api/observability/v1/output_types.go
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Expand Up @@ -256,6 +256,8 @@ type BaseOutputTuningSpec struct {
// In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
// they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.
//
// Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
//
// +kubebuilder:validation:Enum:=AtLeastOnce;AtMostOnce
type DeliveryMode string

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26 changes: 26 additions & 0 deletions bundle/manifests/observability.openshift.io_clusterlogforwarders.yaml
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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26 changes: 26 additions & 0 deletions config/crd/bases/observability.openshift.io_clusterlogforwarders.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -1989,6 +1989,8 @@ spec:
This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -3951,6 +3973,8 @@ spec:
This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -4156,6 +4180,8 @@ spec:
This optional setting. When it is left unset, the system defaults to using an in-memory buffer.
In-memory buffers offer the highest performance due to low latency, but they have two limitations:
they will consume memory, and they do not provide durability — buffered data is lost on process termination or failure.

Valid values are: AtLeastOnce, AtMostOnce.
enum:
- AtLeastOnce
- AtMostOnce
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