Closed johscheuer closed 2 years ago
I created a cluster with a different number of proxies than the default and the cluster was never able to reconcile. the cluster never reconciled with the error message that a configuration change is expected:
This was the result from the FDB status:
{"redundancy_mode":"triple","storage_engine":"ssd-2","usable_regions":1,"logs":3,"proxies":30,"commit_proxies":26,"grv_proxies":4,"resolvers":1,"log_routers":-1,"remote_logs":-1}
This is what the operator expected:
{"redundancy_mode":"triple","storage_engine":"ssd-2","usable_regions":1,"logs":3,"proxies":30,"commit_proxies":2,"grv_proxies":1,"resolvers":1,"log_routers":-1,"remote_logs":-1}}
The cluster should be able to reconcile.
Create a cluster with the following spec:
apiVersion: apps.foundationdb.org/v1beta2 kind: FoundationDBCluster metadata: name: test-cluster spec: processCounts: proxies: 30 version: 7.1.0.-rc3
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I just tried:
databaseConfiguration: commit_proxies: 26 grv_proxies: 4 proxies: 30 redundancy_mode: triple storage_engine: ssd
this worked.
What happened?
I created a cluster with a different number of proxies than the default and the cluster was never able to reconcile. the cluster never reconciled with the error message that a configuration change is expected:
This was the result from the FDB status:
This is what the operator expected:
What did you expect to happen?
The cluster should be able to reconcile.
How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
Create a cluster with the following spec:
Anything else we need to know?
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