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Health check failing on default installation #2
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Hi @IronhandedLayman, we got nearly the same issue here, did you manage to find a workaround and/or make it work properly? |
I'll try and have a look at this at some point today - for now I'd advise
leaving it out. It was a very last minute addition to include it at the
time!
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Hi @IronhandedLayman <https://github.com/ironhandedlayman>, we got nearly
the same issue here, did you manage find a workaround and/or make it work
properly?
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Same Problem for me.
However, even after changing the livenessProbe's port to 10253, it's still failing.
So the livenessProbe should be working...(but somehow doesn't)
Note: It is the exact same error as I get with port 10252... |
After following the given documentation I am seeing the following issue:
it appears to be failing a health check. Removing the health check stops the CrashLoopBackOff but obviously that's not optimal. I can't find the health check on the first pass through the code so I'm not entirely sure what's wrong.
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