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When no prior load balance ip exists and several databases are created simultaniously, there is no previous ip to re-use and hence every database creates a new load balance.
Here is an example where all databases where re-created (due to ID changes implemented #205, not due to a bug) at the same time:
NAME TENANT VERSION REPLICAS IP PORT STATUS
postgres.database.fits.cloud/064cf825-c4ce-45e2-a112-c84672c20d34 fits 12 1 XXX.XX.XX.42 32001 Running
postgres.database.fits.cloud/1c625623-17d0-49c7-9058-7cb20fb374ff fits 12 1 XXX.XX.XX.75 32006 Running
postgres.database.fits.cloud/5b61f5b8-153a-4b0b-ace6-e99125c2b997 fits 12 1 XXX.XX.XX.74 32005 Running
postgres.database.fits.cloud/8c4974ad-876e-4348-93ce-03800069d4ea fits 12 1 32000 SyncFailed
postgres.database.fits.cloud/b379f7ac-97f7-4aa5-ab9c-3d9fa0887a02 fits 12 2 XXX.XX.XX.76 32007 Running
In this example, one example failed to start at all, but I do not think this is relevant for this issue.
As long as there is already one load balancer active everything works as expected.
Update: The failed database seems to be relevant indeed:
As we can see, a new load balancer was created, probably because we use the IP of the first service we find, which in this case probably was the one without an ip. We should probably skip services with empty ips just to be safe.
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When no prior load balance ip exists and several databases are created simultaniously, there is no previous ip to re-use and hence every database creates a new load balance.
Here is an example where all databases where re-created (due to ID changes implemented #205, not due to a bug) at the same time:
In this example, one example failed to start at all, but I do not think this is relevant for this issue.
As long as there is already one load balancer active everything works as expected.
Update: The failed database seems to be relevant indeed:
As we can see, a new load balancer was created, probably because we use the IP of the first service we find, which in this case probably was the one without an ip. We should probably skip services with empty ips just to be safe.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: