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Statefile Not updating for [GCE_STOCKOUT] errors #6287
Statefile Not updating for [GCE_STOCKOUT] errors #6287
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FYI eventually, the node pool completes creating instances, but the next time plan/apply are run, without the entry in the statefile, it wants to create what already exists. |
is it an one time event or you are seeing it consistently ? |
Everytime there is a stockout, it fails to create or update the statefile. |
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v0.12.24
Affected Resource(s)
resource "google_container_node_pool"
both google and google-beta 2.20.3
Terraform Configuration Files
Standard GKE nodepool build. Configuration isn't relevant.
Expected Behavior
If a [GCE_STOCKOUT] error occurs either:
don't build the node pool at all and indicate such (but don't halt on error, just communicate the stockout so an apply can run again
build the node pool and create a statefile entry with the zone with the stockout as pending
Actual Behavior
The above is the error output, which is fine. The issue is that the nodepool is still created, but with a pending zone in stock out....and NO statefile entry is created. So, there is a catch 22. You can't simply re-run apply without deleting the entire node pool. It seems that if 2 of 3 zones are successful, the entire nodepool creation and statefile entry shouldn't be abandoned.
terraform apply
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