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chore(greptimedb-cluster): add port and path to the probe #176

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  • New Features

    • Updated version of the greptimedb-cluster Helm chart to 0.2.22.
    • Added commented-out configuration options for readiness and liveness probes in the YAML file, enhancing configurability.
  • Documentation

    • Updated version number in the README.md file to reflect the new chart version.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the greptimedb-cluster Helm chart. The Chart.yaml and README.md files have had their version numbers incremented from 0.2.21 to 0.2.22. Additionally, the values.yaml file has been modified to include new commented-out configurations for readiness and liveness probes across various components, enhancing the configurability of these probes while maintaining existing settings.

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File Path Change Summary
charts/greptimedb-cluster/Chart.yaml Version updated from 0.2.21 to 0.2.22.
charts/greptimedb-cluster/README.md Version updated from 0.2.21 to 0.2.22 in the badge section.
charts/greptimedb-cluster/values.yaml Added commented-out sections for HTTP GET requests in readiness and liveness probe configurations.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
charts/greptimedb-cluster/values.yaml (3)

Line range hint 136-158: LGTM! Consider adding a note about enabling probes.

The added configurations for readiness and liveness probes in the frontend component are well-structured and follow Kubernetes best practices. They use appropriate endpoints and parameters for health checking.

Consider adding a comment above these sections to guide users on how to enable these probes when needed. For example:

# Uncomment and adjust the following sections to enable readiness and liveness probes

Line range hint 46-552: Overall LGTM! Enhances probe configurability consistently.

The changes in this PR add commented-out configurations for readiness and liveness probes across all components (frontend, meta, datanode, and flownode) of the GreptimeDB cluster Helm chart. These additions:

  1. Follow Kubernetes best practices for health checking.
  2. Maintain consistency across all components, improving maintainability.
  3. Are commented out, ensuring backward compatibility while allowing easy enablement.

These changes enhance the chart's flexibility and align with common Kubernetes deployment patterns.

Consider adding a section in the chart's README or NOTES.txt to explain these new probe configurations and how to enable them for production deployments.


Reconsider readiness and liveness probe configurations for the flownode component

The flownode component is marked as "NOT READY YET" in charts/greptimedb-cluster/values.yaml. Adding readiness and liveness probes at this stage may be unnecessary. Consider removing these configurations or adding a TODO to revisit them when the component is ready.

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Line range hint 530-552: LGTM, but consider timing for flownode component.

The added configurations for readiness and liveness probes in the flownode component maintain consistency with other components, which is good. However, given that the flownode is marked as "NOT READY YET" in the comments, it's worth considering if these additions are necessary at this time.

Could you clarify if the flownode component is expected to be ready soon, justifying these additions now? If not, consider adding a TODO comment to revisit these configurations when the flownode component is ready for use.

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# Check if flownode is marked as not ready in other parts of the chart
grep -n "flownode.*NOT READY" charts/greptimedb-cluster/*.yaml

Length of output: 106


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for various indicators of flownode component not being ready
grep -i -E "flownode.*(not ready|ready:\s*false|status:\s*not ready)" charts/greptimedb-cluster/*.yaml

Length of output: 232

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  • charts/greptimedb-cluster/Chart.yaml (1 hunks)
  • charts/greptimedb-cluster/README.md (1 hunks)
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charts/greptimedb-cluster/values.yaml (2)

Line range hint 257-279: LGTM! Consistent with frontend component.

The added configurations for readiness and liveness probes in the meta component are identical to those in the frontend component, maintaining consistency across the chart.


Line range hint 380-402: LGTM! Maintains consistency across components.

The added configurations for readiness and liveness probes in the datanode component are consistent with those in the frontend and meta components, ensuring a uniform approach across the chart.

@zyy17 zyy17 merged commit 4ae46a0 into GreptimeTeam:main Oct 21, 2024
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@daviderli614 daviderli614 deleted the chore/probe branch October 21, 2024 03:50
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