lhotari commented on code in PR #23124:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/23124#discussion_r1704351020


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+# PIP-370: An optional flag: disable the replicators to automatically trigger 
topic creation
+
+# Background knowledge
+
+Users using Geo-Replication backup data across multi clusters, and Admin APIs 
related to Geo-Replication and internal replicators of brokers will trigger 
topics auto-creation between clusters.
+- For partitioned topics.
+  - After enabled namespace-level Geo-Replication: broker will create topics 
on the remote cluster automatically when calling `pulsar-admin topics 
create-partitioned-topic`. It does not depend on enabling 
`allowAutoTopicCreation`.
+  - When enabling topic-level Geo-Replication on a partitioned topic: broker 
will create topics on the remote cluster automatically. It does not depend on 
enabling `allowAutoTopicCreation`.
+- For non-partitioned topics and partitions of partitioned topics.
+  - The internal Geo-Replicator will trigger topics auto-creation for remote 
clusters. **(Highlight)** It depends on enabling `allowAutoTopicCreation`. In 
fact, this behavior is not related to Geo-Replication, it is the behavior of 
the internal producer of Geo Replicator,   
+
+# Motivation
+
+But if users want to maintain pulsar resources manually, there is no choice 
that prevent pulsar resources creation affects each other between clusters.

Review Comment:
   Thanks for the further explanation @poorbarcode.
   
   With the yaml example, are you referring to the usage of [Pulsar Resources 
Operator](https://github.com/streamnative/pulsar-resources-operator)? 
   Is the problem in that case that the auto-creation of the topic in the 
remote cluster causes some conflict with the usage of Pulsar Resources Operator 
in both clusters? Is that the problem that PIP-370 is intending to solve by 
allowing to disable the replicated topic creation in remote clusters?



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