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Currently when a DRCluster resource is created, it expects a spec.Region value. This value when it is the same across DRClusters in a DRPolicy indicates that the clusters are in a Sync DR relationship, and when different, indicates Async DR relationship.
Instead of the user having to provide these values, we can leverage the DRPolicy peerClasses status output to determine if a pair of clusters are in a Sync or Async relationship based on the storageID values of the StorageClasses in these clusters.
This removes one hurdle when configuring a DRPolicy and its DRClusters.
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Currently when a DRCluster resource is created, it expects a spec.Region value. This value when it is the same across DRClusters in a DRPolicy indicates that the clusters are in a Sync DR relationship, and when different, indicates Async DR relationship.
Instead of the user having to provide these values, we can leverage the DRPolicy peerClasses status output to determine if a pair of clusters are in a Sync or Async relationship based on the storageID values of the StorageClasses in these clusters.
This removes one hurdle when configuring a DRPolicy and its DRClusters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: