Update VMwareTrafficLabel for vSwitch type handling #10134
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This update involves removing the traffic shaping functionality from the system. Previously, traffic shaping was being applied to control the flow of data across the network, but after careful consideration, it was determined that this mechanism was no longer necessary for the current system requirements.
Reason for Removing Traffic Shaping:
The decision to remove traffic shaping was based on the following factors:
Ineffective for Current Needs: Traffic shaping was not aligned with the present system's architecture, and it was causing unnecessary complexity without offering significant benefits to the network performance.
Performance Overhead: The traffic shaping process added unnecessary computational overhead, which negatively impacted the overall system performance. Removing it helps streamline the operations and reduces the load.
Shift in System Requirements: As the system evolved, the need for fine-tuned traffic management decreased. With the current configuration, it was concluded that other optimizations could handle the network traffic more efficiently.
Simplification of Codebase: Removing traffic shaping simplifies the codebase, making it more maintainable and easier to troubleshoot in the future.
By removing this feature, we aim to improve performance and simplify the system, while ensuring that other network management mechanisms continue to function effectively.