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Flyte Admin does not appear to respond to SIGTERM and as such does not gracefully terminate when Kubernetes is doing a rolling restart or upgrade. Servers should terminate gracefully so that they can drain buffers, connections, RPCs, etc and minimize errors or loss of data.
Expected behavior
When receiving a SIGTERM, I expect Flyte Admin to run a shutdown sequence where the RPC servers are shut down and any buffers are drained.
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Describe the bug
Flyte Admin does not appear to respond to SIGTERM and as such does not gracefully terminate when Kubernetes is doing a rolling restart or upgrade. Servers should terminate gracefully so that they can drain buffers, connections, RPCs, etc and minimize errors or loss of data.
Expected behavior
When receiving a SIGTERM, I expect Flyte Admin to run a shutdown sequence where the RPC servers are shut down and any buffers are drained.
Additional context to reproduce
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Screenshots
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Are you sure this issue hasn't been raised already?
Have you read the Code of Conduct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: