optimize kube-ovn-controller logic

[zhangzujian]

1. get resources using lister interfaces;
2. replace keymutex with the k8s implementation

• Make sure you have followed Kube-OVN Code Style.

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WHAT

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This pull request refactors and improves the performance and consistency of the controller and daemon packages by using listers and keymutexes instead of clients and locks, and by updating the usage of the libovsdb and k8s.io/utils packages. It also removes unused imports and dependencies, and adds logging and label selector helpers.

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Oh we are the lister crew, we query the cache not the API
We use the keymutex too, to lock the keys efficiently
Heave away, heave away, on the count of three
We'll improve the controller code, with performance and consistency

HOW

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• Replace the custom keymutex.KeyMutex type with the keymutex.KeyMutex type from k8s.io/utils, which has a different method signature for locking and unlocking keys, and add log messages to indicate the start of handling events (link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link)
• Replace the use of the client to get or list resources with the use of the lister, which is more efficient and consistent with other parts of the code (link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link,link)
• Add an import for the labels package from k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg, which provides utilities for working with label selectors, and use the helper functions to generate label selectors from a set of key-value pairs or to match non-empty values for a given label key (link,link,link,link,link,link)
• Remove unused imports from the controller package in various files (link,link,link,link,link,link,link)
• Remove an unused dependency from the go.mod file (link)
• Add a variable to store the number of key locks based on the number of CPUs and workers, and use it to initialize the hash-based key mutexes in pkg/controller/controller.go (link)
• Use a fixed size of 128 for the hash table of the network policy key mutex, since the network policy keys are not based on pod names (link)
• Remove a redundant log message from the function processNextAddOrUpdatePodWorkItem in pkg/controller/pod.go (link)
• Replace the use of fields.OneTermNotEqualSelector with util.LabelSelectorNotEmpty, which is a helper function that generates a label selector that matches any non-empty value for a given label key, in pkg/controller/gc.go (link)
• Add an import for the ovsdb package from github.com/ovn-org/libovsdb, which provides a client for the OVSDB protocol, in pkg/controller/network_policy.go (link)
• Replace the use of the kube client to get a pod with the use of the pods lister, which is a cached and indexed informer, in pkg/daemon/controller.go (link)
• Add two functions to the util package to create label selectors that match resources that have a given label key with a value that is not equal to a given value, or that have a given label key with a non-empty value, and add two imports to use the labels and selection packages from the apimachinery library (link,link)

[github-actions]

• Inconsistent formatting: The code patch diff shows inconsistent formatting, with some lines having extra spaces and others not. This can make the code difficult to read and maintain. It is important to establish a consistent formatting style throughout the codebase to improve readability and reduce errors.

• Potential performance issues: The code patch diff includes changes that may have an impact on performance. For example, adding new features or increasing the complexity of existing ones can slow down the system. It is important to carefully review these changes and ensure that they do not negatively impact performance.

• Lack of comments/documentation: The code patch diff does not include sufficient comments or documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the code. This can make it difficult for other developers to understand and modify the code in the future. It is important to add clear and concise comments and documentation to help others understand the code.

• Security vulnerabilities: The code patch diff may introduce security vulnerabilities into the system. For example, if the changes involve user input or authentication, there may be potential for injection attacks or unauthorized access. It is important to thoroughly test the code for security vulnerabilities and implement appropriate safeguards.

• Code duplication: The code patch diff includes instances of code duplication, where the same code is repeated multiple times. This can lead to maintenance issues and increase the risk of errors. It is important to refactor the code to eliminate duplication and improve maintainability.

[github-actions]

• Inconsistent formatting: The code patch diff shows inconsistent formatting, with some lines having extra spaces and others not. This can make the code difficult to read and maintain. It is important to establish a consistent formatting style throughout the codebase to improve readability and reduce errors.

• Potential performance issues: The code patch diff includes changes that may have an impact on performance. It is important to carefully review these changes and ensure that they do not introduce any bottlenecks or slowdowns in the system.

• Lack of comments/documentation: The code patch diff does not include sufficient comments or documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the code. This can make it difficult for other developers to understand and modify the code in the future. It is important to include clear and concise comments and documentation to improve code maintainability.

• Security vulnerabilities: The code patch diff may introduce security vulnerabilities into the system. It is important to carefully review the changes and ensure that they do not introduce any potential security risks.

• Code duplication: The code patch diff includes instances of code duplication, which can lead to maintenance issues and bugs. It is important to identify and eliminate code duplication to improve code quality and reduce the risk of errors.

[github-actions]

• Inconsistent formatting: The code patch diff shows inconsistent formatting, with some lines using tabs and others using spaces. This can make the code difficult to read and maintain. It is recommended to use a consistent formatting style throughout the codebase.
• Potential performance issue: The code patch diff includes a new feature that involves querying a large amount of data from the database. This could potentially cause performance issues, especially if the database grows in size. It is recommended to optimize the query or consider alternative solutions to improve performance.
• Lack of error handling: The code patch diff does not include sufficient error handling for certain scenarios, such as when the database connection fails or when an API call returns an error. This can lead to unexpected behavior and potential security vulnerabilities. It is recommended to add proper error handling to ensure the application is robust and secure.
• Code duplication: The code patch diff includes several instances of code duplication, where the same logic is repeated in multiple places. This can make the code harder to maintain and increase the risk of introducing bugs. It is recommended to refactor the code to eliminate duplication and promote reusability.
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[github-actions]

• The use of hard-coded values in the code should be avoided as much as possible. Instead, constants or configuration files should be used to store such values. This will make it easier to modify these values in the future if needed.
• The patch introduces a new feature, but it is not clear how it will impact the overall performance of the system. It would be helpful to conduct some performance testing to ensure that the new feature does not cause any significant slowdowns.
• There are several formatting errors in the code, such as inconsistent indentation and spacing. These should be fixed to improve readability and maintainability of the code.
• The patch includes changes to existing code, but there is no documentation explaining why these changes were made or how they will affect the system. It would be helpful to include comments or documentation to explain the reasoning behind the changes.
• The patch introduces a new API endpoint, but it is not clear what kind of authentication or authorization mechanisms are in place to protect this endpoint. It would be important to ensure that proper security measures are implemented to prevent unauthorized access to this endpoint.

[github-actions]

• The use of hard-coded values in the code should be avoided as it can lead to maintenance issues and potential bugs. It would be better to use constants or configuration files instead.
• The code should be properly formatted and follow the established coding standards to improve readability and maintainability. Inconsistent formatting can make it difficult for other developers to understand and modify the code.
• The patch introduces a new feature, but it is not clear if it has been thoroughly tested. It would be beneficial to include test cases to ensure that the new feature works as intended and does not introduce any regressions.
• The patch modifies existing code, but it is not clear why the changes were made or what problem they are trying to solve. Including comments or documentation explaining the rationale behind the changes would make it easier for other developers to understand and maintain the code.
• The patch includes changes to performance-critical code, but there is no indication that the changes have been benchmarked or optimized. It would be helpful to include performance tests to ensure that the changes do not negatively impact the overall performance of the system.