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process instalbility observed when running inside a container laucnhed with daemonset #30106
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@sbezverk If possible, could you please provide the following information:
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@dchen1107 It turned out that replication controller also shows the similar issue :( |
@dchen1107 Interesting observation, if I start the process inside of a container with this script, sleep 1 it works perfectly on both compute nodes. |
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I noticed some issue when launching container using the daemonset. The same container launched with ReplicationController works 100% stable. The issue are mostly related to a process restart, some errors and inability to create a named socket. It is not a config issue as, as soon as I add strace in the command line of the process, it starts working fine. It seems some sort of a racing condition with daemoset. The issue is 100% reproducible, I am ready to offer access to the impacted test bed for further troubleshooting. Here is the error which is generated when container starts with DaemonSet:
[19202.800318] traps: ovsdb-server[24147] general protection ip:7fb18600be37 sp:7ffef3da0d00 error:0 in libc-2.17.so[7fb185fd5000+1b7000]
I am on Cenots 7.2, kubernetes 1.3.4-dirty (I needed this version for another issue which is fixed in this release). Please let me know if somebody would be interested to check it out.
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