[monitoring] more retries #1294
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Signed-off-by: IvanHunters <xorokhotnikov@gmail.com>
WalkthroughThe HelmRelease configuration for the monitoring component was updated to increase the timeout from 5 to 10 minutes and to add remediation retry settings, specifying 10 retries for both install and upgrade phases. No changes were made to exported or public code entities. Changes
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I'm increasing the robustness of our monitoring deployments by adjusting the retry and timeout configurations. This change aims to prevent transient issues from causing failures during the installation and upgrade of monitoring components.
Highlights
- Monitoring Deployment Retries: I've configured the monitoring component's Helm release to attempt 10 retries during both its initial installation and subsequent upgrades. This should make the deployment more resilient to temporary network or resource availability issues.
- Monitoring Operation Timeout: I've doubled the timeout period for monitoring operations from 5 minutes to 10 minutes. This provides more time for the Helm release to complete, especially in environments where resources might be constrained or operations are slower.
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This pull request increases the number of retries and the timeout for the monitoring HelmRelease installation and upgrade, which should improve its reliability in unstable environments. The changes are straightforward and address the goal of making the deployment more robust. I have one suggestion to use YAML anchors to avoid code duplication, which will improve maintainability.
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packages/apps/tenant/templates/monitoring.yaml (1)
27-27: Timeout may still under-scope the worst-case runtimeWith
retries: 10andinterval: 1m0s, the controller can theoretically spend 10 ×timeout= 100 minutes attempting an install/upgrade, yet the global timeout remains 10 minutes.
Consequently only the first attempt benefits from the longer grace period; subsequent retries will abort almost immediately once the 10-minute window has elapsed.Consider one of:
- timeout: 10m0s + # Give each retry room to run (or lower the retry count) + timeout: 15m0sor reduce
retries/increaseintervalso the maths works out.
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packages/apps/tenant/templates/monitoring.yaml (1)
20-25: Validate remediation-retry config against your Flux version
install.remediation.retriesandupgrade.remediation.retriesare only recognised from Flux Helm Controller v0.32 (apiVersionhelm.toolkit.fluxcd.io/v2beta1) onward.
If your clusters still run an older release, these fields will be ignored and the controller will fall back to a single attempt, silently defeating the purpose of this PR.Action items
- Double-check the controller image/tag in your Helm-Controller deployment.
- If you are on an older version, either upgrade the controller or gate these fields with a
{{- if }}conditional.- (Optional) Add
remediateLastFailure: trueso the final failed revision is also retried.
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