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  1. AMQ Broker
  2. ENTMQBR-3514

Address not created if address CR is submitted before broker instantiated

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    • AMQ 7.6.0.GA
    • operator
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    • Previously, for an Operator-based broker deployment, if you created a Custom Resource (CR) instance for addresses before the brokers had been instantiated, the Operator failed to create the addresses. This issue is now resolved.
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      Apply the address CR only after the broker as started (user should not have to do this).

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      Apply the address CR only after the broker as started (user should not have to do this).
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      1. Apply the broker and address CR at the same time.
      2. Log into the broker admin console and inspect to see that the address is not present in the broker.
      3. Remove and apply the address CR again, inspect to see that the address is then created.
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      Apply the broker and address CR at the same time. Log into the broker admin console and inspect to see that the address is not present in the broker. Remove and apply the address CR again, inspect to see that the address is then created.

      When deploying the AMQ Broker via the operator, if the address CR is created before the broker instance is fully instantiated, the address is never created in the broker.

      The address controller fails to create the address due to the Pod IP not being available yet. The address controller swallows the error while trying to connect to the broker via jolokia, and/or may fail to create the address is a user/pass other than admin/admin is configured on the broker. The operator assumes the address was created successfully, and doesn't try to create the address in the broker again.

      The operator should be watching the current state of the broker, versus the desired state in the CR. The operator is keeping internal state that assumes it matches the state of the actual broker. The event loop needs to treat the state of the broker as the actual state instead. The error handling needs to be improved as well to ensure such errors/faults are detected and cause the operator to retry.

              gaohoward Howard Gao
              jowest@redhat.com Josh West
              Mikhail Krutov Mikhail Krutov
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