Describe the bug
Labeling an OCP cluster with the label cp4i:mycloudpak makes Argo CD and RHACM "fight" with one another over the desired state of the target cluster. For whatever it is worth, this problem was observed in an OCP cluster version 4.6.
When accessing the Argo CD console, the cp4i-app tile keeps alternating between an out-of-sync and in-sync state. I've included pictures below. They alternate between the mycloudpak namespace and the ibm-cloudpaks namespace (the default for installation of all Cloud Paks.)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an OCP cluster 4.6 cluster, with sufficient capacity to deploy the Cloud Pak for Integration.
Register the cluster on a RHACM server
Label the cluster with cp4i:mycloudpak
Observe the error
Expected behavior
After RHACM pushes the Argo Application resources for the Cloud Pak for Integration, it should be deployed to the mycloudpak namespace, then Argo should report the applications as synchronized and healthy, while RHACM should report the governance policy as being met.
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Describe the bug Labeling an OCP cluster with the label
cp4i:mycloudpak
makes Argo CD and RHACM "fight" with one another over the desired state of the target cluster. For whatever it is worth, this problem was observed in an OCP cluster version 4.6.When accessing the Argo CD console, the cp4i-app tile keeps alternating between an out-of-sync and in-sync state. I've included pictures below. They alternate between the
mycloudpak
namespace and theibm-cloudpaks
namespace (the default for installation of all Cloud Paks.)To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
cp4i:mycloudpak
Expected behavior After RHACM pushes the Argo
Application
resources for the Cloud Pak for Integration, it should be deployed to themycloudpak
namespace, then Argo should report the applications as synchronized and healthy, while RHACM should report the governance policy as being met.Screenshots
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