// Degraded indicates that the component (operator and all configured operands)
 // does not match its desired state over a period of time resulting in a lower
 // quality of service. The period of time may vary by component, but a Degraded
 // state represents persistent observation of a condition. As a result, a
 // component should not oscillate in and out of Degraded state. A component may
 // be Available even if its degraded. For example, a component may desire 3
 // running pods, but 1 pod is crash-looping. The component is Available but
 // Degraded because it may have a lower quality of service. A component may be
 // Progressing but not Degraded because the transition from one state to
 // another does not persist over a long enough period to report Degraded. A
 // component must not report Degraded during the course of a normal upgrade.
 // A component may report Degraded in response to a persistent infrastructure
 // failure that requires eventual administrator intervention.  For example, if
 // a control plane host is unhealthy and must be replaced. A component should
 // report Degraded if unexpected errors occur over a period, but the
 // expectation is that all unexpected errors are handled as operators mature.
    OperatorDegraded ClusterStatusConditionType = "Degraded"