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Fixes Pulumi Kubernetes failing to adopt resources after switching to an explicit provider. For engineers who added an explicit provider and now hit server-side apply conflicts, with the delete-and-recreate vs import choice.
Shows how to fix cockroachDB on Kubernetes with Istio: "connection refused" - how to run insecure statefulset with istio mTLS. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Shows how to fix deprecated flowcontrol API warning still appears on newer Lacework agent versions. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
I guess both will work in mongoose await, its just error returned will be more detail for the exec one. Use this skill when the task matches the title above. Not for unrelated tools or errors; check the tool's own docs for those.
Shows how to handle ToolException inside a LangGraph agent so one bad tool call does not kill the run. Use when a tool raises ToolException (bad args, missing resource) and you want the model to see the error and retry. Pattern: catch it in the node and return a ToolMessage with the error. Not for validation errors at…
Backend: EKS + DocDB Elastic yields Mongoose distinct undefined error: : Hey there.
Hey there.
Two things. As a workaround, set the experimental env var RENOVATE_X_HARD_EXIT=true to force a hard exit, which reporters confirmed works. Properly fixed in v25.49.1, where Renovate terminates correctly without the workaround, also confirmed by reporters. Source: Sou…
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Starting with Renovate 24.40.0, the renovate process finishes its work but never exits, hanging the Kubernetes cronjob pod. The cause was the AWS SDK ECR client keeping a connection open, so the node process stayed alive.
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Deprecated flowcontrol API warning still appears on newer Lacework agent versions. The warning is wrong on newer clusters.
Rename the 26257 port from grpc to tcp in the CockroachDB Service and StatefulSet manifests so the Istio sidecar treats the traffic as plain TCP instead of trying gRPC protocol sniffing. That is the fix multiple users confirmed (one via mike-holberger's manifests, another directly: changing grpc to tcp in the service …
Self-hosted Sentry does not ship the lazy-loadable JS SDK bundles by default; the loader renders a noop stub unless configured. Two options, both confirmed in the thread. First, self-host the assets: set SETUP_JS_SDK_ASSETS=1 in your .env (available since self-hosted 24.10.0), then set JS_SDK_LOADER_DEFAULT_SDK_URL in…
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On self-hosted Sentry, the JavaScript loader shown in Client Keys (DSN) settings produces only this: function _sentry_noopWarning() { console.warn("The Sentry loader you are trying to use isn't working anymore, check your configuration."); }: a stub that logs a warning on every call instead of lazy-loadingading the …
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Rename the 26257 port from grpc to tcp in the CockroachDB Service and StatefulSet manifests so the Istio sidecar treats the traffic as plain TCP instead of trying gRPC protocol sniffing. That is the fix multiple users confirmed (one via mike-holberger's manifests, another directly: changing grpc to tcp in the service …
Problem outcome: unknown
Running CockroachDB (insecure mode) as a StatefulSet on GKE with Istio injected, cockroach sql --insecure failed with connection refused even though the pods were running. The root cause discussed in the thread: the install manifests name the 26257 port grpc, so the Istio sidecar tries to speak gRPC to it, but Cockroa…
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This was a Flipt regression fixed in v1.9.1 and v1.10.1, upgrade to either of those patch releases and the Postgres connection works again. The reporter confirmed v1.9.1 fixed it in both local Rancher Desktop and GCP clusters. If you must stay on 1.9.0/1.10.0 temporarily, rolling back to 1.8.3 avoids the error. Source…
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The Prefect 3 server leak came from the in-memory event messaging path used when no Redis is configured: unbounded internal queues plus a fakeredis Lua-runtime leak under the default memory:// Docket broker. Fix: upgrade Prefect to 3.6.16 or later, which carries the pydocket 0.17.x fixes and the server-side queue ca…
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Self-hosted Prefect 3 servers showed memory climbing steadily until Kubernetes OOM-killed the pod, a regression from Prefect 2 which was flat. The reporter ran without Redis and noted Prefect 2 had no such problem. Prefect maintainers and collaborators dug in and found several contributing leaks: unbounded queues in t…
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Upgrading Flipt from 1.8.3 to 1.9.0 or 1.10.0 breaks Postgres connectivity in Kubernetes with: getting db driver for: postgres: dial tcp: lookup postgres.database.svc.cluster.local: device or resource busy. Versions 1.8.2 and 1.8.3 worked fine, and the error appears even against a fresh database, so it is a regression…
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It is safe to upgrade. The agent discovers and queries whatever APIs exist on the cluster, so it will not call removed APIs on 1.29. The warnings are a heuristic from API discovery, not actual use of removed APIs. The docs were also updated to reflect supported versions. Source:
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After upgrading to Kubernetes 1.29, the Lacework agent logs show it querying APIs that were removed in 1.29, like the flowcontrol v1beta2 resources. The worry is the agent will break against the removed APIs.
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Fixed in Flipt 2.6.0, the reporter confirmed memory usage dropped dramatically after upgrading ("far far better"). The fix reduced how much git history Flipt keeps in memory for git-backed storage. If you see multi-hundred-MB usage on v2 with git storage, upgrade to 2.6.0 or later. Source:
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Flipt v2.0.1 in Kubernetes consumes 550-800 MB of memory with only 4 flags, configured with 4 environments backed by 2 git storage projects. The git repositories are GitOps repos for ArgoCD with substantial history, and Flipt appeared to hold far more of that history in memory than needed.
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Datadog has now shipped official read-only root filesystem (ROFS) support, confirmed by a maintainer on the thread. On Kubernetes: datadog helm chart v3.150.0+ enables readOnlyRootFilesystem by default for all agent containers (override with securityContext.readOnlyRootFilesystem if you need it off); the Datadog Opera…
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Running the Datadog Agent container with a read-only root filesystem: the agent dies on startup with ln: failed to create symbolic link '/etc/datadog-agent/datadog.yaml': Read-only file system and rm: cannot remove ... Read-only file system errors. Same on ECS Fargate (readonlyRootFilesystem: true) and Kubernetes.
Problem outcome: unknown