func (c *Cluster) Run(mesh mesh.Watcher, handlers []handler, action ACTION) {
	if features.RemoteClusterTimeout > 0 {
		time.AfterFunc(features.RemoteClusterTimeout, func() {
			if !c.initialSync.Load() {
				log.Errorf("remote cluster %s failed to sync after %v", c.ID, features.RemoteClusterTimeout)
				timeouts.With(clusterLabel.Value(string(c.ID))).Increment()
			}
			c.initialSyncTimeout.Store(true)
		})
	}

		client := cluster.Client
		configCluster := opts.ClusterID == cluster.ID

		options := opts
		options.ClusterID = cluster.ID
		if !configCluster {
			options.SyncTimeout = features.RemoteClusterTimeout
		}
		log.Infof("Initializing Kubernetes service registry %q", options.ClusterID)
		options.ConfigCluster = configCluster
		kubeRegistry := NewController(client, options)
		kubeController := &kubeController{

		"If not empty, the controller will automatically patch validatingwebhookconfiguration when the CA certificate changes. "+
			"Only works in kubernetes environment.").Get()

	RemoteClusterTimeout = env.Register(
		"PILOT_REMOTE_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT",
		30*time.Second,
		"After this timeout expires, pilot can become ready without syncing data from clusters added via remote-secrets. "+

	// connectivity issues would result in HasSynced returning false rather than an
	// error. In this case, things will be retried automatically (via informers or
	// others), and the time is capped by RemoteClusterTimeout).
	controller.queue = controllers.NewQueue("multicluster secret",
		controllers.WithReconciler(controller.processItem))

	secrets.AddEventHandler(controllers.ObjectHandler(controller.queue.AddObject))