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Hey @TheisFerre 👋 , Thanks for sending the PR. Did you try increasing the timeout value of the livenessprobe ? Curious if that works or if this issue is completely detached from whatever we set there. Also, what is the version of helm chart you are using? |
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Hi! I did try to increase the timeout value for the livenessprobe. It did not fix the issue. Will get back to you with the version of the helm chart later. |
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Running with the latest Helm chart (1.7.0) from Airflow Still getting issue with liveness probe which causes restarts of the pod |
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When deploying the services using Azure Kubernetes and Airflow as an orchestrator, the liveness probe is failing for the Airflow Scheduler pod.
The issue is also described here: Airflow repository
When removing the
--hostnameargument, the liveness probe does not fail