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There is a typo in the below mentioned paragraph ----
Enabling replica_ha configures the cluster to automatically **replace** the promoted replica on an available node. This automatically returns t…
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I will make a draft and incorporate the deep dive slides from @mrayees
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### Description
Today we have High Availability for Kubernetes environments. However, Docker environments do not have HA capabilities. Since we offer self-hosted deployment of FlowFuse within both Do…
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**What steps did you take and what happened:**
[A clear and concise description of what the bug is.]
We have discovered that the CAPMOX provider cannot delete machines which are part of high avail…
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### Bug Description
Is there a way we can deploy Istio in a high availability setup for a single cluster?
Given just one kubeflow cluster, does it make sense to have istio be a daemon set as propo…
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(Via @tombentley)
Consider a three broker cluster (B1, B2, B3), fronted by a two node reverse proxy (P1, P2), and an example client (C1). Let's use subscripts to denote the broker identity associat…
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**What would you like to be added**:
**Why is this needed**:
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We have configured our Kubernetes cluster for high availability with two active-active master nodes. However, contrary to our expectations, when one of the master nodes goes down, our cluster becomes …
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### Description
We don't provide guidance around scale up / down. It would be good to mention that infinispan must do rebalancing as members join / leave. It would also be good to describe in rough…
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### **Describe the problem you faced**
Running a streaming solution with Kafka - Structured Streaming (PySpark) - Hudi (MOR tables) + AWS Glue+S3 we observed periodically growing latencies on data …