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Authentications settings are inserted at every pod start causing multiple configuration values for the same key and resource #781
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Thanks for the report @evertmulder ! cc @bdunne . |
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I just ran into this. |
@kbrock Can you look into it if you can reproduce? I haven't had cycles for it |
@Fryguy Hulk had this in it. |
Describe the issue
Every restart of the orchestrator pod adds a new set of authentication settings. I expect it to add if the setting does not exist, update if the setting exists for the resource (resource_type & resource_id combination)
Describe steps to reproduce
restart the orchestration pod.
The line
manageiq-pods/images/manageiq-orchestrator/container-assets/entrypoint
Line 39 in ba2dfaa
This line adds a new set of authentication settings for the region, not updating current settings.
This causes multiple values for the same key and resource.
The count should be always 1 (or 0) for a specific key and resource.
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