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manifests: Clean-up NVME-related IDs #1520
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This will likely need more testing and investigation but let's see if this breaks immediately or if we can invest in testing. |
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Didn't dig into this but two things offhand:
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Yup, we're working up to that. Note (But again, this needs further investigation to make sure this is the right workaround.) |
OpenShift image has the NVMe `hostid` and `hostnqn` hardcoded, so it ends up being the same in all the control plane nodes, which is problematic. This `MachineConfig` fixes this issue by recreating both files when the `hostid` doesn't match the system-uuid of the machine it is running on. Bugs: - https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-34629 - openshift/os#1519 - openshift/os#1520
See: #1519