Open sebastianricaldoni opened 3 years ago
Thanks for reporting this. Yes this has to be fixed. it'll be part of the next release. I'll do it as soon as I can
Ezt nem teljesen értem Tamás.
Tamas Geschitz @.***> ezt írta (időpont: 2021. jún. 7., H, 19:37):
Thanks for reporting this. Yes this has to be fixed. it'll be part of the next release. I'll do it as soon as I can
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Egyenlore nem volt idom ezzel foglalkozni, de hamarosan talan lesz idon erre a projektre. Addig is PR-eket is szivesen fogadok, ha valaki szeretne segiteni :) Csak kommenteljetek ide ha valakit erdekelne.
Currently I have little for this project but I will get back to it as soon as I can.
In the meantime, PRs are welcome :) If anyone wants to help, please contact me!. Comment below and mention me.
Thanks in advance!
Describe the bug I'm running a 3-node cluster using docker When I stop one of the containers (
etcd1
) I don't see that node as being down.To Reproduce
Setup the cluster
It should look something like this
Open ETCD Manager and point to the cluster
Note Make sure to click on the Status button for each node in order to get the green check ✅
Stop one of the nodes
Go back to ETCD Manager and check the status again
Expected behavior As described above, I'm expecting the
etcd2
node to show as down or some sort of UI hint. I'm currently in discovery mode checking on how etcd works, mainly aspects such as high availability (HA) and fault tolerance (FT). This means I could be missing some key / critical aspect as on how etcd works, specially around clustering?Screenshots Supplied above
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