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Not a big deal but let's say your first install is exposing services like bellow:
expose:
type: service # Kubernetes LoadBalancer type (service/ingress), note: only "service" is supported for now
service:
type: LoadBalancer
annotations:
service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: http
# provide an override to the exposing KubernetesService
If you redeployed exposed services like so:
expose:
type: service # Kubernetes LoadBalancer type (service/ingress), note: only "service" is supported for now
service:
type: LoadBalancer
annotations:
service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: http
# provide an override to the exposing KubernetesService
overrides:
deck:
publicPort: 9000
gate:
publicPort: 8084
Go on the UI and open the browser console and you will see that a lot of requests are failing.
The solution is to delete all pods except of course the armory-spinnaker-operator-XXXX pod.
Go back to the UI, reload and everything will be back to OK.
I'm sure this issue the restart can be handle automatically when publicPort are changed.
I'm using chart/docker image 1.2.5
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[expose services] - Pods not redeployed after changing exposed ports
Pods not redeployed after changing exposed ports
Apr 27, 2021
Hi team,
Not a big deal but let's say your first install is exposing services like bellow:
If you redeployed exposed services like so:
Go on the UI and open the browser console and you will see that a lot of requests are failing.
The solution is to delete all pods except of course the armory-spinnaker-operator-XXXX pod.
Go back to the UI, reload and everything will be back to OK.
I'm sure this issue the restart can be handle automatically when publicPort are changed.
I'm using chart/docker image 1.2.5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: