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close s3 reader after saving snapshot#1976
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After uploading the snapshot, the backup operator performs a get to ensure that the snapshot was actually saved. The problem is that the resulting get request body is not closed. This causes a leak of http connections. fixes coreos#1965
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Definitely need this, we're seeing memory leaks in backup operator |
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lgtm thanks! |
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@daniel-garcia one last thing, could you update the changelog with this fix https://github.com/coreos/etcd-operator/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#fixed |
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After uploading the snapshot, the backup operator performs a get
to ensure that the snapshot was actually saved. The problem is that
the resulting get request body is not closed. This causes a leak
of http connections.
fixes #1965