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ZDB status not stable with Yggdrasil #167
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Can you check zdb logs ? Can be lot of reasons :p |
Can I know how to check ZDB logs? It would be great to know all the ways to get any other logs as well. |
These zdbs are running inside of Zos. I don't know if those logs get shipped over Loki with the rest of the node logs. At least, I'm not able to find any in some searches now and I don't recall ever seeing them. In this case though I think we should be looking at the network connectivity as the first and most likely failure point. The IP addresses starting with For the rest those are connecting over Mycelium. I checked the logs from a couple of the nodes causing the dropouts (devnet). With node 159 I found a lot of errors regarding connecting to Mycelium peers and also failing the network health checks in general. So I wonder if the node maybe just generally doesn't have a healthy network. My suggestions to help narrow this down would be:
If network connectivity can reasonably be ruled out as the root cause, that's when I'd go looking for potential issues in zdb itself. |
I think this is explained by threefoldtech/zos#2403 So not really a Zdb issue. I think we can close this one, if that's okay with you @A-Harby. |
I agree it can be closed as long as it is tracked in another issue threefoldtech/zos#2403. |
I have a few questions. First, why would a ZDB go down? What could be the reason?
Second, why would a zdb status be up, then down, then up again?
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