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When a host is locked, the VIM adds the NoExecute taint to the host, which causes pods on the host to be terminated. The VIM is currently not waiting for the pods to terminate, so if the host reboots before pods are terminated (e.g. if an unlock was done quickly after the lock), there can be issues with pod recovery. With this change, the VIM will wait for up to 3 minutes for pods to terminate. If there are still pods terminating at that point, the VIM will either fail the lock (normal case) or allow the lock to pass (force lock case). Change-Id: I9f402ab6dc29ecc314bbd1a058ae3d79ea8728fe Closes-Bug: 1846818 Signed-off-by: Bart Wensley <barton.wensley@windriver.com> |
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