Open SebastienNH opened 4 months ago
This is a difficult one, and I'm honestly a little bit at a loss for where to suggest you might go next in your debugging. Unfortunately, there are a lot of factors that could contribute to something like this, and they're all likely to be environmental or configuration related, as you appear to have already deduced, so I don't think there's much we can do from the perspective of the image to fix/improve this. :disappointed:
(Happy to reconsider/try to help debug more if there's a reliable and minimal reproducer though -- I'm thinking something like a docker run
with the default configuration that can reproduce somehow.)
We have simplified the environment we are running down to a single container running on the docker server, with mysql client accessing the mysql container. All recommended configuration changes, as advised by Atlassian have been applied, as initial environment we were running were running JIRA, Confluence and MYSQL containers. mysql configured to 8 hour timeout for connections.
We are seeing connections being dropped in the mysql client, No connection. Trying to reconnect... There is no pattern to the duration when this occurs, 5 mins to 50 mins, we arbitrarily see this problem
Docker Network
Docker Containers
Network Logging gwbridge network receives a reset packet for the initial connection that was established (AEST timezone)
ingress network also receives a reset packet for the initial connection that was established (UTC timezone)
mysql container network initial connection is not dropped, a new connection is established
Any ideas on what the cause of these dropouts and how to remedy them is appreciated