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Cluster died after rebooting a node #3686
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I just found out after restarting the instance on AWS EC2, the public ip of the instance has been changed. Should IP changes be handled by the AWS VPC already that Flynn creates on cluster initialization ? |
I just initialized a 3 node cluster on AWS, I reboot the machines via console and again the same thing happened. Dashboard is not accessible and scaling it gives connection refused error. The IPs on the instances are same as before, nothing has been changed since the fresh installation.
I ran the
Here's also the last 100 lines of the flyn-host.log:
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same issue on digital ocean |
Having same issue with manually install on ubuntu 16.04. When i try to deploy a new app, it fails with "ERROR: Error getting slugrunner image: controller: resource not found |
I tried a 3 cluster node again today, the same thing happened, have no idea why and this is reproducible. Cluster goes out of reach from internet and inside the cluster nodes by a simple restart of the machine(s). |
Thanks for taking care of this and for the fix and quick merge/release. @lmars Is it possible to update the current cluster with the new release or I have to re-initialize again? |
Hello,
I've installed 1 node cluster on the AWS (via cloud installer).
While I was working with it, I've got some errors while trying to make a deployment from a Github repo.
When I pressed Launch button, I've seen this error:
I went to AWS EC2 Console and Reboot the instance from there, after that the Dashboard isn't running anymore.
I've followed other issues here, such as #2075 and other similar ones, none of them worked.
flyn-host ps
result:When I tried to scale up the dashboard from CLI:
Version:
Debug logs: https://gist.github.com/40409e12e74dee695d14ccc9d1492f03
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