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Current downstream CAA fails to connect to agent proxy

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    • Denali #2

      Description

      Failure to run peer pods on Azure with a custom OSC operator (current HEAD of devel).

      Steps to reproduce

      1. Deployed self-managed cluster on Azure (and configured everything to do peer pods)
      2. Deployed locally built operator from branch devel
      3. Populated peer pods CM using in repo script ./scripts/cm-helpers/pp-cm-helper.sh
      4. Created KataConfig with peer pods enabled
      5. Wait for installation to succeed (and image created in Azure)
      6. Start a simple peer pod

      Expected result

      Peer pods starts and eventually reaches the Running state

      Actual result

      Peer pod stays at ContainerCreating state and CAA has the following errors :

      2025/09/08 11:16:47 [adaptor/proxy] Retrying failed agent proxy connection: dial tcp 10.0.128.7:15150: connect: connection refused
      2025/09/08 11:16:48 [adaptor/proxy] Retrying failed agent proxy connection: dial tcp 10.0.128.7:15150: connect: connection refused
      2025/09/08 11:16:48 [adaptor/proxy] Retrying failed agent proxy connection: dial tcp 10.0.128.7:15150: connect: connection refused
      ...
      

      Impact

      GA peer pods feature is broken

      Env

      Azure (self-managed)
      OCP 4.19.9
      OSC from devel (032aefcc6fb33d4a1e261b0b00fa2870034b9970)

      Additional helpful info

      Downstream CAA doesn't work with the Azure community images 0.14.0 and 0.15.0.

              rhgkurz Greg Kurz
              rhgkurz Greg Kurz
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