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cluster corresponding to a management server. This will initiate an |
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independent bidirectional gRPC stream for each xDS resource type, |
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potentially to distinct management servers. API delivery is eventually |
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consistent. See <Aggregated Discovery Service>` |
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consistent. See :ref:`Aggregated Discovery Service <xds_protocol_ads>` |
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below for situations in which explicit control of sequencing is required. |
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Type URLs |
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any superfluous resources. When a requested resource is missing in a RDS |
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or EDS update, Envoy will retain the last known value for this resource |
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except in the case where the `Cluster` or `Listener` is being |
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warmed. See <Resource Warming> section below on |
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warmed. See :ref:`Resource Warming <xds_protocol_resource_warming>` section below on |
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the expectations during warming. The management server may be able to |
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infer all the required EDS/RDS resources from the :ref:`node <envoy_api_msg_Core.Node>` |
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identification in the :ref:`DiscoveryRequest <envoy_api_msg_DiscoveryRequest>`, in which case this hint may |
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