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I have my redis service who failed to start because I had already a running instance on my machine.
The readiness probe is configured with
readiness_probe:
exec:
command:
redis-cli ping
and I found it weird that it showed me the service as "Ready" even though the process failed
I think it does because the probe actually succeeds but it's weird to mark the process "Ready" and at the same time "Completed".
In terms of UX, I think we can do better than showing "Completed" when the exit status != 0 to convey the idea of an error though I am not sure what.
"Failed" is ambiguous, aka it doesn't say if the process ever started. Completed with error might be long.
I wonder if it's worth to have a column per exit code. I suppose it's done to sort them out ? One way could be to show the exit code next to the "Completed" otherwise, e.g., Completed (1)
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I have my redis service who failed to start because I had already a running instance on my machine.
The readiness probe is configured with
and I found it weird that it showed me the service as "Ready" even though the process failed
I think it does because the probe actually succeeds but it's weird to mark the process "Ready" and at the same time "Completed".
In terms of UX, I think we can do better than showing "Completed" when the exit status != 0 to convey the idea of an error though I am not sure what.
"Failed" is ambiguous, aka it doesn't say if the process ever started.
Completed with error
might be long.I wonder if it's worth to have a column per exit code. I suppose it's done to sort them out ? One way could be to show the exit code next to the "Completed" otherwise, e.g.,
Completed (1)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: