Cause: MAPO creates an event for each reconcile when it should only create events for significant state changes like creation, update, or deletion. Consequence: The excessive event generation can lead to noise in event logs, potential performance overhead, and disruption of monitoring and alerting systems. Fix: Modified the reconcile function to capture the original ResourceVersion and only emit an "Updated" event when the machine ResourceVersion changes, indicating an actual modification. Changed the event name from "Reconciled" to "Updated" to align with other machine API providers. Result: MAPO no longer creates unnecessary events during reconciliation cycles. Events are only recorded when the machine is actually updated, reducing event log noise and aligning behavior with other providers.