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[bitnami/etcd] #1640
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Hi @sboschman The problem is related to the regex that checks whether the member was successfully removed from the cluster or not. I just created a PR to address the issue. Thanks for reporting it. |
A etcd pod restart is still unable to recover itself with the fix from #1650 Cluster is up and running:
Let's delete pod etcd-1 and see if it recovers:
Crashloop restart:
Cluster status:
Meanwhile in the logs of pod etcd-0:
This behaviour looks alot like the issue in etcd-io/etcd#11186. The latest chart deploys |
Hi @sboschman Let's merge this issue on the one below since others users are experiencing similar issues and we have an associated task to that issue: |
Which chart:
bitnami/etcd version 4.4.3
Description
Deployed a etcd cluster with 3 replicas. If a pod restarts (e.g. triggered by a rolling update or a manual pod delete) it is unable to rejoin the cluster.
Describe the results you received:
The pod keeps restarting with the following output:
Unexpected
ETCD_INITIAL_CLUSTER_STATE=new
, as it should be joining a existing cluster.As the pod gets restarted I might have missed the log of the very first start. So this might just be the log of restart > 1
Describe the results you expected:
The cluster still has 2 healthy members, so it should be able to recover on its own as the quorum is 2. So, I expect a rolling update to work, and to recover from a single member failure.
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