feat(discovery): add kubernetes discovery data warm-up in master process#13054
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This PR introduces a data warm-up mechanism for the Kubernetes discovery module. Previously, APISIX worker processes might start handling traffic before the Kubernetes endpoints cache was fully populated, potentially causing initial request failures due to missing upstream nodes.
With this change, the master process now performs an immediate, synchronous list operation against the Kubernetes API server during initialization (init phase), ensuring that endpoint data is pre-loaded into shared memory before worker processes are spawned.
The warm-up execution is synchronous and blocking but only runs once in the master process during startup. Since it performs a single list request (not watch), the latency impact is minimal and acceptable for initialization phase.
Other types of service discovery, such as Consul, can also implement init() to support the data warm-up.
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