User facing issue after migrating EC2 instance from docker-compose to abctl, encountering ‘Workload is claimed’ error. Attempted to update values.yaml with resource configurations but problem persists.
Question
Hello, I just migrated my EC2 instance from docker-compose to abctl. I’m facing an issue where I’m getting Workload 9c209cb8-34f2-44f0-85fd-3615fc9bdcd3_4_1_sync is claimed indefinitely. I tried update the values.yaml with the following inside globals since i thought it might be some resource management problem but still got the same problem
I’m using a t3a.large (2 CPU and 8GB of ram). It always worked fine for our purposes
resources:
requests:
memory: 256Mi
cpu: 250m
limit:
memory: 2Gi
cpu: 2```
Appreciated the help :slightly_smiling_face:
I'm uploading the full logs and my user_data.sh
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If you’re familiar with kubectl you can poke around the cluster with something like docker exec -it airbyte-abctl-control-plane kubectl -n airbyte-abctl get pods
(you can also use kubectl directly if you have it installed on the host)
2 CPU and 8GB is fairly small for airbyte, currently. You could try setting the job requests to zero:
resources:
requests:
memory: 0
cpu: 0```
which should help the job get scheduled, unclear how well it will run though. Note that the `--low-resource-mode` on abctl does this.
> the resource request for the pod. Is this normal?
Those seem wrong. Did you use the --low-resource-mode flag or did you set those to zero in the values file?