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  2. PROJQUAY-3238

Quay 3.6.3 APP POD was failed to be ready with /health/instance check keeping report 499 Error Code

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      Description:

      This is an issue found when use Quay 3.6.3 Operator to deploy Quay, now after use config editor to update configurations, Quay APP POD was failed to ready, after checking Quay APP POD logs, get error "GET /health/instance HTTP/1.1" 499 0 "-" "kube-probe/1.21"

      Quay Config Yaml:

      DISTRIBUTED_STORAGE_CONFIG:
          default:
              - S3Storage
              - host: s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com
                s3_access_key: ******
                s3_bucket: quay360
                s3_secret_key: ******
                storage_path: /quay363
      DISTRIBUTED_STORAGE_DEFAULT_LOCATIONS:
          - default
      DISTRIBUTED_STORAGE_PREFERENCE:
          - default
      SUPER_USERS:
          - quay
          - admin
      DB_CONNECTION_ARGS:
          autorollback: true
          sslmode: verify-full
          sslrootcert: conf/stack/database.pem
          threadlocals: true
      DB_URI: postgresql://quay3630%40quay3630:Welcome123%21%40@quay3630.postgres.database.azure.com:5432/postgres 

      QuayRegistry:

      kind: QuayRegistry
      metadata:
        name: quay3630
      spec:
        configBundleSecret: config-bundle-secret
        components:
          - kind: objectstorage
            managed: false
          - kind: postgres
            managed: false 

      Quay config editor to upload Quay Database:

      Upload Quay Database SSL Certificate

      Steps:

      1. Deploy Quay with Quay Operator to use unmanaged storage and unmanaged postgresql, choose to use sslmode to verify-full
      2. The Quay Upgrade POD was failed to start, report error "Either provide the file or change sslmode to disable server certificate verification
        ", that's the expected behavior
      3. Login Quay Config editor,  upload correct database SSL Certificate
      4. Click validate changes 
      5. Click Reconfigure Quay
      6. Check if Operator can reconcile the change successfully
      7. Check if new Quay APP POD is ready

      Expected Results:

      New Quay APP PODs are ready, and Quay was deployed successfully.

      Actual Results:

      New Quay APP PODs was failed to be ready status, in Quay APP POD logs, get "GET /health/instance HTTP/1.1" 499 0 "-" "kube-probe/1.21""

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              rmarasch@redhat.com Ricardo Maraschini (Inactive)
              lzha1981 luffy zhang
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