Open junglie85 opened 1 year ago
Hi @junglie85 Did you check the error logs of post-install pods? or can you post the same ?
Hey @subhranil05 the logs aren't very helpful...
kubectl -n pravega logs pod/zookeeper-post-install-upgrade-tg6q7
Checking for ready ZK replicas
ZK replicas not ready
I think I've found the problem:
watchNamespace:
- pravega
It should be:
watchNamespace: pravega
Is there any reason why the chart doesn't accept the list of namespaces to watch as a yaml list and convert them to as string if needed?
{{ join "," .Values.watchNamespace }}
Hello @junglie85, Did you find a solution, I got same error, even setting namespace or empty string... zookeeper-0 pod not getting health.
I already have one zookeeper cluster. I tried to install another one in different namespace with watchNamespace but doesn't seem it honors the same.
When I tried to uninstall the operator, Its not uninstalling it and gives error about already zookeeper instances (of previous installation) are running.
We have contributed new guidelines to deploy Pravega on EKS: https://github.com/pravega/pravega/tree/master/deployment/aws-eks Once you deploy the cluster with a volume provisioner and with the right permissions, I had no problem deploying Zookeeper. Hope it helps.
I am trying on our own Kubernetes cluster.
Description
I'm trying to deploy a Pravega cluster to EKS but cannot get a zookeeper cluster running. I've deployed the zookeeper operator and zookeeper charts, the logs show no errors that I can see, but there are no zookeeper pods:
I wondered if storage was an issue, and have tried with both
persistence
andephemeral
options with no success. I have 3 nodes in my kubernetes node group (t3.medium's), which I assume is sufficient. The times shown above are short, but I've waited over an hour and still nothing.How can I debug this?
Importance
Blocker.