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plugins/cni: wait for AWS to drop its CNI configuration file #21444
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LGTM ✔️
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/test Job 'Cilium-PR-K8s-1.25-kernel-net-next' failed: Click to show.Test Name
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Ah interesting, AWS-cni failed. Something isn't right; marking as do-not-merge. |
The script originally just exited and assumed the kubelet would restart it, but this is quite disruptive, since that restarts the agent as well. Additionally, it was discovered that some AWS installations need the service network to be functioning before the AWS CNI file is written, leaving clusters in a broken state. So, change the script to retry looking for the AWS CNI file itself. Fixes: cilium#21243 Signed-off-by: Casey Callendrello <cdc@isovalent.com>
Oops, issue fixed. Thanks, CI! You're the best. |
/ci-awscni |
/ci-eks |
ci-ekscni and ci-aws passed. This is ready to merge. |
The script originally just exited and assumed the kubelet would restart it, but this is quite disruptive, since that restarts the agent as well.
Additionally, it was discovered that some AWS installations need the service network to be functioning before the AWS CNI file is written, leaving clusters in a broken state.
So, change the script to retry looking for the AWS CNI file itself.
Fixes: #21243