Closed MatsGA closed 6 years ago
Nanocloud is mostly following fail fast philosophy. Restarting slave server was never been a case I was thinking of. At the moment, all you can do is to start new cloud instance which will initialize fresh new tunneler. I will see if I could add autorecovery for tunneler, though all your slaves on restarted box will be lost anyway.
Thanks for the reply. We'll do as you suggest
Tunneler recover added in 0.8.12
Hello,
My team is enjoying nanocloud a lot, and at the moment we are trying to figure out how to recover from a dead tunneler process on remote nodes (if the remote machine has restarted or similar).
At the moment this gives the stack trace at the bottom of the issue. Is there a built-in mechanism to handle this we have missed or do we need to manage it ourselves? (by for instance shutting down the Cloud instance and re-initialize it)