BUG 1703581: templates/master/00-master: bump etcd ETCD_QUOTA_BACKEND_BYTES default to 7GB#720
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can you rebase to pick #719 |
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/lgtm |
…t to 7GB. Signed-off-by: Sam Batschelet <sbatsche@redhat.com>
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hopefully this passes e2e-upgrade now with the rebase picking up 719. /approve |
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/approve |
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This is for GA so we'll hold until tomorrow. /hold |
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/retest |
@kikisdeliveryservice GA code freeze is today (May 8th). Should this say, "This is not for GA"? If it holds until tomorrow, it will not be in GA. |
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/hold cancel |
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re-adding LGTM since @jupierce already LGTM'ed the substance of the PR. only change since then was a rebase to pick up 719 to pass e2e. all tests pass now. /lgtm |
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\moonwalk jeez... prow hates MJ I guess. |
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this passed all tests FTR |
After conversations with various folks, we have decided to increase the default for ETCD_QUOTA_BACKEND_BYTES to 7516192768 (7GB). The value protects users from uncontrolled growth. If a user deploys a cluster and does not perform proper maintenance procedures such as defragmentation they will hit an NOSPACE alarm. This alarm puts the cluster into a maintenance mode which only allows read and delete.
But this process is disruptive, also we would like to reduce day 2 configuration changes required. This new default will cover most users and also add 1GB protection against runaway clusters. To allow time to plan next steps and create a second cluster.
/cc @jupierce