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Skale admin doesn't restart skaled if no connection to Geth #1040

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oleksandrSydorenkoJ opened this issue Jan 26, 2024 · 0 comments
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Describe the bug
Skale admin runs monitoring for every chain in the infinity loop and rotation checks in a first at the beginning of the each cycle.
Skale admin failed with the error and even skaled container down not starts restart procedure

Enviroment
Legacy network
all chains

Preconditions
16 active nodes
2 Geth node
8 active chains on nodes

Versions
skalenetwork/admin:2.5.4-develop.1

To Reproduce

  1. Decrease network bandwidth on both Geth nodes
  2. Wait 600 seconds
  3. Check skale admin on node A
  4. Force stop any skaled on node A

Expected behavior
Skale admin should check the status of the skaled and add to monitoring checks

Actual state:
Skale throws an EthClientOutdatedError error every monitoring cycle and not saves the status of chains.

failed_monitor_when_no_geth_connection.txt

@oleksandrSydorenkoJ oleksandrSydorenkoJ added the bug Something isn't working label Jan 26, 2024
@PolinaKiporenko PolinaKiporenko added this to the SKALE 2.3 milestone Jan 26, 2024
@DmytroNazarenko DmytroNazarenko removed this from the SKALE 2.3 milestone Jan 26, 2024
@oleksandrSydorenkoJ oleksandrSydorenkoJ changed the title Skale admin doesn't restarts skaled if no connection to Geth Skale admin doesn't restart skaled if no connection to Geth Jan 29, 2024
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