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Install opensearch 2.5 with operator fails in kubernetes #439
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Hi @rigl1. Without more details on your pods it's hard to diagnose, but my first guess would be that the bootstrap pod is not coming up. Please check the pod status. In the beginning there should be master-0 and bootstrap pods. |
We analyzed a little more. We use argocd to roll out the cluster in kubernetes. We believe that the annotation for the job starts too early and therefore the pod is not initialized correctly. We need to add the following variables to the helm chart:
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Hi @rigl1. I don't really understand in what way argocd is interfering here. Could you please go into more detail what is (not) happening and in what way the operator needs to do something? |
Ticket can be closed |
@rigl1 can you please provide the solution that helped you to solve this problem? We are also facing this problem but we have not installed the cluster through argocd. |
HI @leonsteinhaeuser unfortunately, I could not solve the problem with ArgoCD either. But what i know ... You have to use this variables in Argo yaml to force Argo to wait. Additional annotations for jobs pods example ArgoCD requires its specific annotations |
Hi @rigl1, I don't understand. Where do you put the argocd annotations? Thank you |
Hi,
iam try to install the opensearch demo example in kuberntes. Example cluster v2
The operator runs in version 2.2.1. I got the known error log Gatekeeper error
2023/02/18 12:17:06 http: TLS handshake error from 172.16.233.192:50278: EOF
Kubernetes version: 1.23.9
I got this logs from the cluster start:
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