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Three defensive moves to make the kured rolling-reboot cycle survive
edge cases without operator intervention:
kured (stacks/kured/main.tf):
- Set `configuration.drainTimeout = "30m"`. Default is unlimited; if
a future PDB or finalizer stalls drain, kured retries forever and
the node stays cordoned silently. 30m caps the silent-failure
window — after timeout kured logs the abort and waits for the
next period; the node stays Schedulable so cluster capacity isn't
lost. Lets us fail closed instead of fail-silent.
CNPG pg-cluster (stacks/dbaas/modules/dbaas/main.tf):
- Bump instances 2 → 3 (1 primary + 2 replicas). With 2 instances the
failover during a primary-node drain depended on the lone replica
being caught up; a WAL backlog would stall the drain until the
replica was current. With 3 instances CNPG always has at least one
fully-current replica to promote, and the PDB's
`minAvailable=1` on the primary selector is satisfied throughout
the switchover. Storage: +20Gi PVC on proxmox-lvm-encrypted (about
35Gi after autoresize). Memory: +3Gi pod limit.
- Updated the `triggers.instances` so the null_resource's local-exec
actually re-applies the YAML (kubectl apply with the new spec). The
YAML is the source-of-truth but the trigger is what tells terraform
to re-run the provisioner.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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