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Application pods fail to schedule on new node after an abrupt node shutdown/reboot

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Applies to

  • Astra Trident
  • OpenShift Container Platform
  • Ericsson Cloud Container Distribution
  • Kubernetes

Issue

Application pods fail to schedule on new node after an abrupt node shutdown/reboot.

•   Master node n2 is offline

@control-plane-mast-n1:~> kubectl get no
NAME                          STATUS     ROLES           AGE     VERSION
control-plane-mast-n1   Ready      control-plane   7h58m   v1.32.2
control-plane-mast-n2   NotReady   control-plane   7h38m   v1.32.2
control-plane-mast-n3   Ready      control-plane   7h24m   v1.32.2
pool1-wk1-n4        Ready      worker          6h55m   v1.32.2

 

•   New pod is scheduled on master node n3
 
@control-plane-mast-n1:~> kubectl get po -Ao wide | grep reg
kube-system        registry-69ddbbbd77-bk4jz             0/2     ContainerCreating   0               9m45s   <none>            control-plane-mast-n3   <none>           <none>

•   Volume attachment is still there on the old node
 
@control-plane-mast-n1:~> kubectl get volumeattachments.storage.k8s.io | grep pvc-d7281344-346e-4bec-a8e8-3dcb933458f8
csi-aeabd505e10f39a031c7187bc0bf7be60664b23bfa41c949b4f80eecedd91bcb   csi.trident.netapp.io   pvc-d7281344-346e-4bec-a8e8-3dcb933458f8   control-plane-dc286-mast-n2   true       6h29m

 

 

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