Sometimes in the k8s environment, if applications are frequently deployed, the same IP may be used by two different applications consecutively. This can cause errors in OzHera's dubboSLA data, where an IP:port that originally belonged to Application A might be associated with Application B. This necessitates a check to be performed; if it is discovered that the current IP:port does not belong to Application A but to Application B, then the application information associated with this IP:port should be modified.
Sometimes in the k8s environment, if applications are frequently deployed, the same IP may be used by two different applications consecutively. This can cause errors in OzHera's dubboSLA data, where an IP:port that originally belonged to Application A might be associated with Application B. This necessitates a check to be performed; if it is discovered that the current IP:port does not belong to Application A but to Application B, then the application information associated with this IP:port should be modified.