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k8s部署apollo 接入ldap报错 #5140

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zhao-jing-hui opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 1 comment
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k8s部署apollo 接入ldap报错 #5140

zhao-jing-hui opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 1 comment

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configmap配置如下
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k8s deployment挂载配置文件如下图
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启动的时候active变量如下图
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下面是报错内容,我已明确检查配置ldap的配置文件已经被挂载进去
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dosubot bot commented May 6, 2024

The error you're encountering, related to a duplicate bean definition named 'applicationTaskExecutor', typically occurs due to conflicting bean definitions within the Spring context. This can happen when there are overlapping configurations, especially when multiple profiles are active, such as github and ldap in your case. Here's how to address the issue:

  1. Check for Manual Bean Definitions: Look through your configuration files and Java config classes for any manually defined TaskExecutor beans. If an applicationTaskExecutor is defined, consider renaming it or leveraging Spring Boot's default task executor instead.

  2. Examine Profile-Specific Configurations: Ensure there are no conflicting bean definitions across the profiles you're using. This includes reviewing configurations related to the github profile, which might be contributing to the issue.

  3. Use Conditional Bean Definitions: Apply the @ConditionalOnMissingBean annotation to your custom bean definitions to prevent conflicts with Spring Boot's auto-configured beans.

  4. Rely on Spring Boot Defaults: If your application doesn't specifically require a custom TaskExecutor, it's best to use the one auto-configured by Spring Boot to avoid such conflicts.

  5. Enable Debug Logging: To get a clearer picture of why the conflict occurs, enable debug logging for Spring's bean loading and condition evaluation processes. This can help identify the root cause of the duplicate bean definition.

  6. Review Apollo Configuration: Make sure that the LDAP integration or any other Apollo-specific configuration does not introduce a conflicting bean definition.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, providing more details about your configurations and any customizations to Apollo's default behavior could be helpful. Specifically, examining the Apollo authentication configurations and any related customizations might offer further insights.

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