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docker driver on macOS: hangs after wake from hibernation #6462
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I wasn't able to duplicate this on Linux, but suspect that balint is correct here, in that we are either using the wrong IP or wrong port for apiserver healthz on Docker. It's unrelated, but the debugging in #6452 may help with this, but any sort of logging will. |
@balopat do you remember if this was the Beta or HEAD ? on the head I have fixed something that status uses external IP intead of internal IP. and I hope the head doesnt have that issue but if it does it is a bug and will be fixed ! |
I was able to replicate this after my laptop hibernated over the night
it is clear that docker is hang and a docker restart is needed. medya@~/workspace/minikube (obvious_denv) $ docker inspect -f "{{.State.Status}}" k2 all following commands get stuck:
but it does let me create new containers
I feel this is related to docker/for-mac#1835 |
it worth noting that, after I restart docker desktop on mac, evertything is back to normal
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I believe this issue was fixed by improving our delete logic PR that I made, @balopat have u seen this issue recently ? |
The exact command to reproduce the issue:
The full output of the command that failed:
kubectl works fine
which shows that the apiserver is running!
but
minikube status
is very slow (probably because we are pointing to a bad apiserver endpoint?)this takes 1.3minutes on my Mac.
did not help with the speed, but at least kubectl is well configured now...
and now kubectl is broken :(
does not return...
The output of the
minikube logs
command:The operating system version:
MacOSX Mojave 10.14.6
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