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Expand Up @@ -30,6 +30,29 @@ For a detailed explanation of the model, see section [The Model](#the-model).
For extending or adapting this project with your own source or provisioning controllers, see section
[Extensions](#extensions)

## Important Note: Support for owner identifiers is discontinued

Starting with release `v0.23`, the support for owner identifiers is discontinued.

The creation and management of meta data DNS records holding the owner identifier for each `DNSEntry` has been removed.
These meta data DNS records will be removed automatically. To avoid running into rate limits, this removals will happen
only during updates or with low batch size during the periodic reconciliation.
Depending on size of the hosted zone these cleanup can take multiple days.
To ensure the correct work of the cleanup of these special `TXT` DNS records, the owner identifier provided via
the `--identifier` command line option and the `DNSOwner` custom resources need still be provided as before.
In a future release, the `DNSOwner` resources will be removed completely.

These identifiers are now only used for cleanup, but not for any other purposes.

The ownership information was used to several purposes:
- detect conflicts (i.e. same DNS record written by multiple dns-controller-manager instances)
- handing over responsibility of DNS records from one to another controller instance
- detection of orphan DNS records and their cleanup

Please note that these edge cases are not supported anymore.
For handing over responsibility of DNS record, please use the `dns.gardener.cloud/ignore=true` annotation
on `DNSEntries` or the annotated source objects (like `Ingress`, `Service`, etc.)

## Quick start

To install the <b>DNS controller manager</b> in your Kubernetes cluster, follow these steps.
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