Scheduler Restart Causes dfdaemon and seed-peer to Report resolve Errors

[yantingqiu]

Bug report:

When the scheduler restarts, the dfdaemon and seed-peer will report errors saying they can't resolve the scheduler. At the same time, the scheduler will also report errors saying it can't resolve the seed-peer.

In the database, the deleted scheduler remains in an active state, while the newly created scheduler stays in an inactive state.

Here are the relevant logs:

1. scheduler log:
   scheduler.log

2. dfdaemon log:
   dfdaemon.log

3. seed-peer log:
   seed-peer.log

4. manager: manager.log

Expected behavior:

All components (scheduler, dfdaemon, and seed-peer) should be able to resolve each other correctly and operate without errors after the scheduler restarts.

How to reproduce it:

1. Deploy Dragonfly2 using Helm
2. Restart the scheduler Pod

Environment:

• Dragonfly version:　2.1.30
• OS:
• Kernel (e.g. uname -a):
• Others:

[gaius-qi]

@yantingqiu Don't use the same hostname.

[yantingqiu]

@yantingqiu Don't use the same hostname.

@gaius-qi When deploying Dragonfly2 in a containerized environment using StatefulSet, the Pods will retain their original hostnames after restarting, which seems difficult to change. Do you have any suggestions?

[yantingqiu]

Additionally, the Pods that are killed should be marked as inactive, but the database continuously updates them to active.