Open hajali-amine opened 1 day ago
Describe the bug
We have a 3 node Vault cluster with DynamoDB as an HA backend.
Randomly, one of the members will get sealed all of a sudden thus making the cluster a 2 node cluster.
Once we unseal it, it gets back to normal.
To Reproduce
It happens randomly
Expected behavior
It doesn't get sealed.
Environment: Vault v1.17.0 Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS
Vault server configuration file(s):
cluster_name = "x" max_lease_ttl = "768h" default_lease_ttl = "768h" disable_clustering = "False" cluster_addr = "https://x:8201" api_addr = "https://x:8200" plugin_directory = "/usr/local/lib/vault/plugins" listener "tcp" { address = "x:8200" cluster_address = "x:8201" tls_client_ca_file="xxxx.pem" tls_cert_file = "xxxx.pem" tls_key_file = "xxxx.key" tls_min_version = "tls13" tls_disable = "false" } backend "dynamodb" { table = "xxxxx" ha_enabled = "True" max_parallel = "128" region = "" access_key = "" secret_key = "" session_token = "" } ui = true log_format = "json" telemetry { prometheus_retention_time = "720h" disable_hostname = true }
Hello @hajali-amine,
Are there any logs you can post around when the node seals itself that could indicate the cause? With the information you've provided we don't have enough to investigate.
Describe the bug
We have a 3 node Vault cluster with DynamoDB as an HA backend.
Randomly, one of the members will get sealed all of a sudden thus making the cluster a 2 node cluster.
Once we unseal it, it gets back to normal.
To Reproduce
It happens randomly
Expected behavior
It doesn't get sealed.
Environment: Vault v1.17.0 Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS
Vault server configuration file(s):