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Hi @arianmotamedi. Thanks for your PR.

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/ok-to-test

DR seems the right place for this.

Any objection @frankbu @rshriram and others?

Also, can we get this in release-1.1 since multiple users have reported this and it is preventing them from using istio in prod: istio/istio#9113