I could no longer customise the network configuration of individual servers or display the list of fabrics over the UI. After some searching I was able to find out that fabrics were created in the database every 15 minutes. As a result, the database table fabrics contains about 80t data records and the maas UI crashes on loading. BTW the event table has 14.000.000 entrys
Maas manages four VMs running a K8 cluster, with a master and worker node running on two machines each. Apparently the hardware sync recognizes calico interfaces from the K8 cluster every 15 minutes and creates a fabric for each interface.
Is it possible to avoid this behaviour?
Name Version Rev Tracking Publisher Notes
maas 3.2.9-12055-g.c3d5597a7 31022 3.2/stable canonical✓
I could no longer customise the network configuration of individual servers or display the list of fabrics over the UI. After some searching I was able to find out that fabrics were created in the database every 15 minutes. As a result, the database table fabrics contains about 80t data records and the maas UI crashes on loading. BTW the event table has 14.000.000 entrys
Maas manages four VMs running a K8 cluster, with a master and worker node running on two machines each. Apparently the hardware sync recognizes calico interfaces from the K8 cluster every 15 minutes and creates a fabric for each interface.
Is it possible to avoid this behaviour?
Name Version Rev Tracking Publisher Notes g.c3d5597a7 31022 3.2/stable canonical✓
maas 3.2.9-12055-