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Note that the slugbuilder pod was evicted while executing the -----> Building dependencies step. I believe this because the logs produced by this step should be hundreds of lines, and the following buildpack steps don't appear, like "-----> Caching build" and "-----> Build succeeded!".
@mboersma were you able to reproduce this issue or find a solid fix for it? If not I think we should remove this from the milestone if we can't figure out anything actionable here.
There may be some issue here, but it's very hard to reproduce. Evicting the pod manually (with kubectl delete) doesn't produce this result, and I've only been able to hit this behavior once. I intend to look at it again before v2.13 ships, so let's leave it here for right now.
From @chexxor on March 16, 2017 18:53
My slugrunner pod is quite often evicted due to low compute resources on the node.
An example log of a git push of a buildpack build.
Note that the slugbuilder pod was evicted while executing the
-----> Building dependencies
step. I believe this because the logs produced by this step should be hundreds of lines, and the following buildpack steps don't appear, like "-----> Caching build" and "-----> Build succeeded!".Despite this slugbuilder pod failing, the builder process continues, and prints "Build complete. skipping the failed pod check.
I upgraded my workflow just a few days ago, so I believe I have the latest versions of these components.
Copied from original issue: deis/builder#496
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