Add opt-in startupProbe to minecraft-bedrock#277
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Thanks, I came here looking for this too! |
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Thanks for commenting on this @radicand ...it had totally fallen off my radar. I'll bump the chart version and get this merged asap. I'm a big fan of using startup probes also. |
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...and my apologies @Lytol for losing track of this one |
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Initial start-up of the pod can be slow, especially when doing an upgrade with a slow filesystem. Rather than increasing the
initialDelaySecondson the liveness/readiness probes, the recommended approach would be to use a startup probe.I added a
startupProbethat defaults to disabled (as I didn't want to presumptively change existing behavior). The startup probe has a default failure time of 10m (60 failures @ 10s intervals) and copies theinitialDelaySecondsof the existing liveness and readiness probes.Hopefully this is useful to someone else, and let me know if you want any changes!