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I found out that the blocking queries that we we're performing over consul healthchecks were changing usually.
Doing some debuging I saw that this behaviour is triggered by nomad. The check that nomad registers on consul is on /v1/agent/servers. The problem is that this endpoint returns the servers randomly (ordered by priority for what I saw on the code, but it seems to change frequently). As is said in this comment on consul, chaging the output of the check should be avoided. Could this output be changed to be ordered or changed the check endpoint registered on consul?
Thanks!
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Hi,
I found out that the blocking queries that we we're performing over consul healthchecks were changing usually.
Doing some debuging I saw that this behaviour is triggered by nomad. The check that nomad registers on consul is on /v1/agent/servers. The problem is that this endpoint returns the servers randomly (ordered by priority for what I saw on the code, but it seems to change frequently). As is said in this comment on consul, chaging the output of the check should be avoided. Could this output be changed to be ordered or changed the check endpoint registered on consul?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: