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Describe the bug
Kubernetes worker pods, perhaps only ones which did not register properly, accumulate forever.
The worker process exits "normally" without an indication in kubectl logs that there is some error, but kubernetes immediately restarts that worker (which then fails again).
Nothing causes these workers to go away.
For example, here is one that has been restarted a 1607 times, since it was initially launched over two weeks ago.
root@amber:~# minikube kubectl get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
funcx-1632329996841 0/1 CrashLoopBackOff 1607 (4m31s ago) 8d
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Describe the bug
Kubernetes worker pods, perhaps only ones which did not register properly, accumulate forever.
The worker process exits "normally" without an indication in
kubectl logs
that there is some error, but kubernetes immediately restarts that worker (which then fails again).Nothing causes these workers to go away.
For example, here is one that has been restarted a 1607 times, since it was initially launched over two weeks ago.
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To Reproduce
Start a worker with the python versions incorrectly configured.
Expected behavior
Broken worker pods should not accumulate without bound.
Environment
my minikube environment on ubuntu
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