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Cortex is not getting deployed on in OKE Cluster(in Oracle Cloud Infra).

Open kadursandy opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

Cortex is not getting deployed on in OKE Cluster(in Oracle Cloud Infra). We use 3 worker nodes with ARM based architecture.

K8S Cluster Version "v1.22.5" Helm Chart "1.3.0" Cortex Version: v1.11.0

Pre-requisite: OKE cluster with 3 worker nodes (ARM architecture/processor).OCI CLI and Kubectl configured for cluster access.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Helm Install - helm install cortex --namespace cortex -f cortex-values.yaml cortex-helm/cortex --version 1.3.0
  2. Kubectl get all -n cortex

Expected behavior All the Cortex micro services to be up and running without any issues.

Environment:

  • Infrastructure: OKE(K8S v1.22.5)
  • Deployment tool: Helm chart v1.3.0

Storage Engine

  • [X] Blocks

Additional Context All the pods are gone to "crashloopbackoff" state. Question:

  1. Is Cortex architecture dependant, Does it support x86 arch only on worker nodes?
  2. Does is support arm64 arch/processor on worker nodes?
  3. if support for arm64 is not there, then when will the support come in .

Please let me know. OCI OKE clusters supports both arm64 and x86_64 based processors on worker(compute) nodes.

kadursandy avatar May 04 '22 15:05 kadursandy

What is the error? What docker image are you using? I don't think cortex build arm images yet.

alanprot avatar May 04 '22 22:05 alanprot

Image: quay.io/cortexproject/cortex:v1.11.0 pod status: CrashLoopBackOff Error: There is no specific error in logs/describe/events, message Back-off restarting failed container is there.

kadursandy avatar May 05 '22 05:05 kadursandy

Yes, by default there is no cortex arm docker image. But you can build your own. You can check chiranjitdatta/cortex-arm64:v1.11.0 for cortex arm binary version of v1.11.0 which I have built.

chillaxd avatar May 09 '22 09:05 chillaxd

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