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    • Added guidance under Monitoring Installation explaining that some operators (e.g., Cluster Version Operator) may temporarily show failed or degraded status during the finalizing stage.
    • Instructs users to wait for installation to complete before taking action, reduces unnecessary warnings about transient failures, and advises escalating only if installation fails or an operator remains failed after completion.

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@zszabo-rh: This pull request references MGMT-21443 which is a valid jira issue.

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Adds a documentation note in template.yaml under Monitoring Installation stating some operators may temporarily show failed/degraded during finalization and to wait for completion before acting; escalate only if installation fails or the operator remains failed after completion.

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Docs: Monitoring Installation guidance
template.yaml
Added a guidance bullet noting transient failed/degraded operator statuses during finalization and advising to wait until installation completes before intervening; escalate only if failure persists post-completion.

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@zszabo-rh: This pull request references MGMT-21443 which is a valid jira issue.

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  • Instructs users to wait for installation to complete before taking action, reduces unnecessary warnings about transient failures, and advises escalating only if installation fails or an operator remains failed after completion.

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template.yaml (1)

264-264: Tighten terminology and escalation criteria for CVO/operator status to avoid suppressing real issues

  • OpenShift ClusterOperators expose conditions (Available/Progressing/Degraded); “failed” isn’t a condition. Suggest naming the actual conditions to reduce ambiguity.
  • “Avoid repeated warnings” could lead to missing genuine problems. Recommend acknowledging transient states once, then escalating on clear post-install persistence with a concrete threshold.

Proposed rewrite (single-line replacement):

-          * During the finalizing stage, it is common for some operators—especially the Cluster Version Operator (CVO)—to temporarily report a failed or degraded status. This is expected and usually resolves by the time installation completes. Calmly inform the user to wait for the installation to finish before taking action. Avoid repeated warnings about these transient failures; only escalate if the installation fails or if the operator remains failed after completion.
+          * During the finalizing stage, some cluster operators—especially the Cluster Version Operator (CVO)—may briefly report Degraded=True or Progressing=True while payload rollout settles. Acknowledge this once and continue monitoring, but do not escalate while the Assisted Installer status is finalizing. Escalate only if, after installation completes, the operator still reports Degraded=True or Available=False for N minutes (e.g., 10), or if the installation itself fails.

Questions for verification:

  • Do we want a specific N-minute threshold (e.g., 10) or keep it qualitative?
  • Should we also call out other commonly transient operators (e.g., console, authentication) or keep the guidance scoped to CVO to avoid over-broad suppression?
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/lgtm

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