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The current Ingress spec didn't provide a consistent way to check if all resources are programmed and ready to serve traffic, hence we usually face timing issue while the Ingress is still being reconciled, but the test traffic is already sent.
This commit is to add a simple convergence mechanism to make sure that the test traffic is consistent after pre-defined times in a row.
Signed-off-by: Tam Mach sayboras@yahoo.com