WIP feat(source): metric and event for invalid endpoints#6242
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WHY
Invalid endpoints — misconfigured CNAME self-references, malformed MX/SRV records, unsupported alias types — are silently dropped by the dedup source with only a log
warning. In production clusters this creates a blind spot: there is no way to alert on broken DNS configurations, measure how many exist, or trace which Kubernetes
resource is responsible. Operators discover the problem only by grepping logs or noticing that a DNS record never appears.
WHAT
exist right now" per record type and source. source_type is populated from RefObject.Source when available, falls back to "unknown" until source implementations provide
RefObject.
is needed.
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