Dmitry Mishin
Dmitry Mishin
They keep reappearing even after deleting the satellite and "node lost" What's the normal way to delete a node/satellite/pod/etc?
Are these "and" or "or"? The nodes are now excluded, but still exist in the cluster
I did not have the nodeSelector in linstorcluster, only in satellitesets. Adding it to cluster and restarting all controllers seemed to help, thanks!
``` apiVersion: piraeus.io/v1 kind: LinstorCluster metadata: creationTimestamp: "2023-05-31T23:46:16Z" generation: 6 name: linstorcluster resourceVersion: "6323433601" uid: d1eac6b0-150c-4068-95fc-f21dbff1dabd spec: nodeSelector: nautilus.io/linstor: "true" patches: - patch: |- apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: DaemonSet metadata: name:...
The nodes have `nautilus.io/linstor: "true"` label set
Do you want to exclude the master? I don't think you can do it... nodeSelector doesn't have negative select. Basically you have to label all nodes except that one. Not...
Not possible with the current selector. If it was supporting nodeAffinity, you'd be able to exclude..
> Please open a feature request, should not be too hard to implement :) Will do! > Ok, so now you do not have any unexpected satellites anymore? Finally!!! :)
BTW, I don't fully understand how it currently creates the nodes. If it can't schedule a pod for some reason (it stays pending), but it matches nodeSelector, it will be...
My install suddenly broke with this error, not sure when... Was working fine before