[Sciserver-users] Failed compute node

[Jonas Haase]

Dear All

Unforrtunately there was no way to recover the failed drive, so I had to reinitialize it (with higher safety settings this time, knock on wood).
That means the containers previous running  on sciserver-comp5 were lost - they should have disappeared from your lists in compute already.
I hope this has not caused any undue trouble. 

The compute node is back online 

cheers
Jonas

> On 17. Jan 2024, at 12:33, Jonas Haase <jhaase at mpe.mpg.de> wrote:
> 
> Dear Sciserver users
> 
> Unfortunately we had an issue with the compute node sciserver-comp5, where docker and the individual container processes had become unresponsive and refused to shut down cleanly.
> As a last resort I rebooted the machine. It has come back up, but unfortunately has the virtual disk which holds the container information become corrupted in the process.  
> 
> I will attempt to see if I can fix the disk, but if that does not work out I will have to replace it, which will lead to the loss of the containers which have been running on that machine.
> Your data stored on the Storage and Temporary volumes remains unaffected. 
> 
> I have turned the node off for the moment, you can still start new containers in the SciServerMPE-Large domain, which then should run on sciserver-comp7 instead.
> 
> My apologies for the inconvenience
> Jonas
> 
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> Jonas Haase
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Jonas Haase
Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE)
Giessenbachstr. 1, 85748 Garching, Germany
X2 366
+49 89 30000 3706

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