Fake51
Readiness/liveness issues
I have a catch-22 issue that I’m struggling somewhat with and could use some input/experiences from others.
I’m developing a stocklevel tracking service that uses mnesia and which gets deployed to a kubernetes cluster. My issue is that new nodes starting up will not get connected to the already connected nodes if I use the kubernetes readiness property - however, as part of starting up I want a node to get a copy of the mnesia tables, ram copy only. I’m not marking it ready until it has connected to the clustered nodes and received it’s copy.
Does anyone have experience using either libcluster or peerage (which is what I’m using currently) and connecting nodes before kubernetes sees the new node as ready?
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Fake51
I found a solution to my issue, it seems. it’s documented but poorly.
My setup is using a headless service in kubernetes - that handles the DNS, so the pods get IPs of each other by looking up their own hostnames. That’s bog standard and easy. However, the headless service doesn’t publish the IP of pods that don’t show as ready, unless you specifically add publishNotReadyAddresses to the service config. Set that to true and it works.
Thanks for the help, benwilson512!
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benwilson512
Hey @Fake51, here’s what I do.
Here is my health controller:
Notice how the
aliveendpoint always returns true, but thereadyendpoint is conditional on an application environment setting. In my config, that value defaults to false. Then, I just have a tiny genserver as the very last entry in my supervision tree that sets the value to true. This ensures that the application doesn’t indicate that it is ready until the entire supervision tree has booted.