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CML kubernetes pod destruction - job still running #1332
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@rickvanveen, that warning message is a side effect of the fixes we applied for #1255, and you can safely ignore it as long as runners are being deregistered.1 Footnotes
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Hi I checked and the runner is deregistered from Github. However, the pod is still running and not destroyed. |
Do you have any additional logs after the runner was deregistered? |
Pods should be destroyed after the runner process finishes running. If not, maybe it was because of #1330 and some stale container cache? |
I don't have any additional logs after 4 lines I included already. After that it just does nothing anymore, but the pod still shows as running and the job did not complete. Full log of
Plot twist: Yesterday I had two attempts that did somehow terminate. Which today I tried to recreate again, but it's hanging again. When it happens again I will add those logs... EDIT: it happened.
This is something I was wondering about. If the pod finishes, it receives the status "Completed" but is not "destroyed" in the sense it is "Terminated" and gone. Don't know how this fits within the philosophy of kubernetes and expected behavior of cml? |
Hi this problem occurred after #1330 was fixed. Somehow the runner is still running when the termination request is made. Can/should I set a "grace period" somewhere?
EDIT:
Found a similar issue #1103.
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