cmds: document why QPS/Burst defaults are intentionally huge#83
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QPS=1e6 / Burst=1e6 look like an accident. They are not — reads go through the controller-runtime cache, so the practical rate limit only applies to writes (status patches, finalizer updates), and throttling those just adds cold-start / leader-handoff latency. Spell that out in a comment so the next reader doesn't "fix" them. Signed-off-by: Tamal Saha <tamal@appscode.com>
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`QPS=1e6 / Burst=1e6` looks like an accident on first read. It isn't — reads go through the cache, so the rate limit only ever applies to writes (status patches, finalizer updates), and throttling those just adds cold-start / leader-handoff latency. Add a comment so the next reader doesn't "fix" them.
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