- the recorded "provider id" value on httprequest-lego-provider/0, available by running juju status --format yaml (if it'snot there, will be on the unit doc in mongo)
The unit has `provider-id: httprequest-lego-provider-0` but the application has `provider-id: 4d8dbb8e-41f2-483c-b31d-fe09ac238084`.
- model logging config updated to also include "juju.worker.caasoperator=DEBUG"
This has been done
- kubectl get -o yaml pods/httprequest-lego-provider-0
- kubectl describe pods/httprequest-lego-provider-0
Sure, thx.
- the recorded "provider id" value on httprequest- lego-provider/ 0, available by running juju status --format yaml (if it'snot there, will be on the unit doc in mongo)
The unit has `provider-id: httprequest- lego-provider- 0` but the application has `provider-id: 4d8dbb8e- 41f2-483c- b31d-fe09ac2380 84`.
- model logging config updated to also include "juju.worker. caasoperator= DEBUG"
This has been done
- kubectl get -o yaml pods/httpreques t-lego- provider- 0 t-lego- provider- 0
- kubectl describe pods/httpreques
Here's the info for the two items above https:/ /pastebin. canonical. com/p/6vtBBj8YK X/. And here's `kubectl get pods` for the namespace:
``` lego-provider- 0 2/2 Running 1 (22h ago) 7d23h 5cf8598576- d6k4r 1/1 Running 0 34d integrator- 0 1/1 Running 1 (18d ago) 27d
$ kubectl get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
httprequest-
modeloperator-
nginx-ingress-
```
The restart on httprequest- lego-provider- 0 is from when I ran `kill -9 15` as part of troubleshooting above.