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I'm trying to migrate an old version of Confluence to a kubernetes deployment and having a surprising amount of difficulty getting past the install phase. Every time I complete the database configuration web-form the container crashes. (I have tried mysql, mariadb, postgresql and even the flat local file database, and the container still crashes.)
Things I have verified:
localhost is resolvable in /etc/hosts and in the container
write permissions to the confluence data directory are fine
selinux is in permissive mode on the container host. (I know, bad policy, but I'm currently testing)
access to the database server is fine
memory limits are golden (16G memory and 2 cpus dedicated)
This almost certainly has to be related to kubernetes in some way, because the container runs fine when run on a host via docker. Has anyone ran into these issues and successfully deployed Confluence? I have even tried creating an un-official container image and installing Confluence there, but this issue persists.
Clustering and setup is difficult. In short, you would need:
* Persistent Volume Templates for each node to persist the confluence local home dir
* leverage hazelcast clustering, sneeky one here: https://github.com/Bonn93/atlassian-kubernetes/blob/connie-testing/confluence/confluence_sts.yml
* Use the official images and set the XMX/XMS to atleast 2GB, it's funky below that and seems to crash
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