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vsphere: Failed deployments potentially related to network issues #161
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vsphere: Failed deployments related to potential network issues
vsphere: Failed deployments potentially related to network issues
Jul 16, 2018
An internal, VMware JIRA ticket was filed. Please note that this ticket is not publicly accessible. It's been noted here for tracking purposes. |
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This patch introduces the environment variable `VSPHERE_DESTROY_ENABLED`. Unless set to `true`, an environment deployed to vSphere will not be destroyed during the deprovision step. This PR is related to crosscloudci#161 and possibly crosscloudci#154.
@akutz re: comment #161 (comment):
Please see #164 for greenlight on destroying pd21943 and pd21944. |
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This patch introduces the environment variable `VSPHERE_DESTROY_SKIP`. If set to `true` the deployed environment will not be deleted during the destroy step. This PR fixes crosscloudci#163 and is related to crosscloudci#161; possibly crosscloudci#154.
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This patch introduces the environment variable `VSPHERE_DESTROY_SKIP`. If set to `true` the deployed environment will not be deleted during the destroy step. This PR fixes crosscloudci#162 and is related to crosscloudci#161; possibly crosscloudci#154.
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On 2018/07/16 the following items failed for vSphere:
v1.11.0
v2.3.1
f32acc0
v1.1.4
a5fe423
v1.2.2
029bb4b
v1.4.3
0280009
v1.1.1
8169f18
The issues appear to be network related. An internal VMware ticket has been filed which will cross-reference this issue. Any assistance provided by the CNCF support team will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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