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The daemons log a lot of Errors for what seems like normal operational events. We're currently building out our monitoring for our clusters and we'd rather treat Errors as something that needs a platform member to look at asap. Here's an example:
E0302 15:23:58.002320 1586 replication_controller.go:357] unable to create pods: Pod "voucher-manager-service-iron-" is forbidden: unable to admit pod without exceeding quota for resource cpu:
This for us is business as usual as each team can use their allocated resources as they place. I'd rather this kind of message be logged at Info level 0.
Happy to start raising PRs for these if they'll get accepted.
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I suspect it's just logging the error returned by the apiserver on failed create. It doesn't know to differentiate this from other legitimate errors. I suspect it's getting back a 403, which could mean user doesn't have access, admission controller failed etc. IMO these actually make more sense as events.
The daemons log a lot of Errors for what seems like normal operational events. We're currently building out our monitoring for our clusters and we'd rather treat Errors as something that needs a platform member to look at asap. Here's an example:
This for us is business as usual as each team can use their allocated resources as they place. I'd rather this kind of message be logged at Info level 0.
Happy to start raising PRs for these if they'll get accepted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: