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I'm using clickhouse-operator version 0.24.0 and I've encountered the following issue:
The operator does not watch clickhouse Keeper StatefulSets.
I accidentally deleted one of the clickhouse Keeper StatefulSets, and the operator did not take any actions. This left me with a broken cluster as the pod vanished along with the StatefulSet.
I tried to force operator to take action by modifying sth in the clickHouseKeeperInstallation settings section, but after that all pods were killed, operator started only first one clickhouse-keeper and hanged forever.
On the other hand, clickhouse instances have this feature. If you delete a StatefulSet, it immediately gets restored in the cluster, as one would expect from the operator.
NAME CLUSTERS HOSTS STATUS HOSTS-COMPLETED AGE
extended 1 3 Completed 4m57s
Check the pods:
kubectl get pods -l clickhouse-keeper.altinity.com/chk=extended
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
chk-extended-cluster1-0-0-0 1/1 Running 0 5m20s
chk-extended-cluster1-0-1-0 1/1 Running 0 5m20s
Congratulations, you have a degraded cluster ;/
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Hi,
I'm using
clickhouse-operator
version 0.24.0 and I've encountered the following issue:The operator does not watch clickhouse Keeper StatefulSets.
I accidentally deleted one of the clickhouse Keeper StatefulSets, and the operator did not take any actions. This left me with a broken cluster as the pod vanished along with the StatefulSet.
I tried to force operator to take action by modifying sth in the
clickHouseKeeperInstallation
settings section, but after that all pods were killed, operator started only first one clickhouse-keeper and hanged forever.On the other hand, clickhouse instances have this feature. If you delete a StatefulSet, it immediately gets restored in the cluster, as one would expect from the operator.
How to reproduce:
Congratulations, you have a degraded cluster ;/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: