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Cloud Volumes ONTAP Azure cluster is down due to storage account key access

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Applies to

  • BlueXP
  • Cloud Volumes ONTAP (CVO)
  • Microsoft Azure

Issue

  • BlueXP shows CVO failed with error "Connection attempt to xx.xx.xx.xx:443 failed"
  • The cluster becomes inaccessible by SSH. 
  • When accessing the Azure serial console for each node, they are stuck in a boot loop displaying the following errors:

WARNING: 0 disks found!

Storage Adapters found:

0 Fibre Channel Storage Adapters found!

1 SAS Adapters found!

0 Parallel SCSI Storage Adapters found!

0 ATA Adapters found!

Select option 4 from the boot menu to choose disks for the root volume and spare core space.

Target Adapters found:

0 Fibre Channel Target Adapters found!

0 iSCSI Target Adapters found!

WARNING: there do not appear to be any disks attached to the system.

No root volume found.

sp_set_dev_updt_progress call failed and return value is : 103

Apr 11 20:22:45 [az-cvoHA-01-01:pha.obj.scanFailure:error]: ONTAP could not get a list of objects from the object store, "object_store0", at "rootsxxxxxx.blob.core.windows.net", using IP address "10.XXX.XXX.XXX" with error: Unknown provider error code.

Apr 11 20:23:16 [az-cvoHA-01-01:config.noPartnerDisks:error]: No disks were detected for the partner; this node cannot perform takeover correctly.

Apr 11 20:23:16 [az-cvoHA-01-01:callhome.dsk.config:error]: Call home for DISK CONFIGURATION ERROR

 

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