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The Kubernetes example conveniently glosses over the fact that the etcd-cluster.ymlconfig has zero resilience against failed nodes!
The file deploys 3 etcd pods which act as a cluster, which is great. But if I stop any of these pods on Kubernetes and then try to deploy them again, the cluster doesn't recognize them! They cannot join the cluster anymore, so the "scaling" is just a facade.
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I wanted to create a replicaset or deployment but for some reason , I can't manage to have the pods work well with the service... I don't know why using pods was for at the first place.. sometimes pods goes down by themselves as marked complete ..
The Kubernetes example conveniently glosses over the fact that the
etcd-cluster.yml
config has zero resilience against failed nodes!The file deploys 3 etcd pods which act as a cluster, which is great. But if I stop any of these pods on Kubernetes and then try to deploy them again, the cluster doesn't recognize them! They cannot join the cluster anymore, so the "scaling" is just a facade.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: