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Ubuntu AMI: Scylla server isn't up after reboot #8482
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The issue originally happened in scylla-master/gemini-/gemini-1tb-10h:
Installation details Gemini command: Test: Issue description ==================================== PUT ISSUE DESCRIPTION HERE ==================================== Restore Monitor Stack command: Test id: Logs: |
I found that mdmonitor.service does not started on the AMI: #8494
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Also systemd-analyze says same error:
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Seems like DefaultDependencies causes ordering cycle.
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To avoid ordering cycle error on Ubuntu, add DefaultDependencies=no on .mount units. Fixes scylladb#8482
To avoid ordering cycle error on Ubuntu, add DefaultDependencies=no on .mount units. Fixes scylladb#8482
To avoid ordering cycle error on Ubuntu, add DefaultDependencies=no on .mount units. Fixes scylladb#8482
The issue occurred in https://jenkins.scylladb.com/job/scylla-master/job/longevity/job/longevity-cdc-100gb-4h-test/214/console
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Same problem in longevity-cdc. Installation details Test: Restore Monitor Stack command: Test id: Logs: |
All mount units generated by systemd-fstab-generator have "Before=local-fs.target", it is opposite of our mount units. Seems like it is the reason we got "ordering cycle" error on scylladb#8482, we need to move local-fs.target to Before= to fix the error. Fixes scylladb#8761
To avoid ordering cycle error on Ubuntu, add DefaultDependencies=no on .mount units. Fixes scylladb#8482 Closes scylladb#8495 (cherry picked from commit 0b01e1a)
Already backported to all vulnerable branches, removing "Backport candidate" label. |
Installation details
Scylla version (or git commit hash): ami-06490d953837d4e6b (eu-north-1)
Instance type: i3.large
Cluster size: 1
OS (RHEL/CentOS/Ubuntu/AWS AMI): Ubuntu 20.04 AMI
Description
Created an instance by Ubuntu AMI, wait a while unit scylla-server is up. Then reboot the instance by executing 'sudo reboot'.
Recheck the scylla-server status when system is up.
In my test with 4.6.dev-0.20210408.a8c90a5848, the scylla-server isn't up after reboot, and there is only some mount error.
System log:
system_logs.txt
Mount Errors in reboot
/Cc @yarongilor @bentsi @roydahan /Cc @syuu1228
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