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I have a setup for CockroachDB using multiple Kubernetes Cluster. Since the automatic join list only contains the services from the local cluster but not the other cluster, I used a custom conf.join list with the services from both clusters. But unfortunately the job.init to initialize the cluster is not running for both clusters due to
{{ $isClusterInitEnabled := and (eq (len .Values.conf.join) 0) (not (index .Values.conf `single-node`)) }}{{ $isDatabaseProvisioningEnabled := .Values.init.provisioning.enabled }}{{- if or $isClusterInitEnabled $isDatabaseProvisioningEnabled }}
So I end with an uninitialized database cluster.
What would be the best way to do this? Can we have something like
init:
enabled: true
to explicitly enable the init on one of the clusters?
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Just to note a quick workaround for this (until it is fixed) as i had the same problem.
You can just specify the join list members in the statefulset args
I have a setup for CockroachDB using multiple Kubernetes Cluster. Since the automatic
join
list only contains the services from the local cluster but not the other cluster, I used a customconf.join
list with the services from both clusters. But unfortunately thejob.init
to initialize the cluster is not running for both clusters due toSo I end with an uninitialized database cluster.
What would be the best way to do this? Can we have something like
to explicitly enable the init on one of the clusters?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: