shwstppr opened a new issue #4107:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/4107


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   CKS
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   4.14.0
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   ##### SUMMARY
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   When CKS is set to use a CoreOS template with a name which is same as an 
already deleted template, plugin fails to deploy Kubernetes clusters using new, 
active template
   
   
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   1. Enable CKS plugin
   2. Register CoreOS template
   3. Delete that template after installation
   4. Add the template again with the same name
   5. Change the cloud.kubernetes.cluster.template.name.*  with the template 
name
   6. Verify template is successfully installed
   7. Register Kubernetes version ISO and try to deploy a k8s cluster
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   ##### EXPECTED RESULTS
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   Cluster should be deployed successfully using recently registered, active 
CoreOS template
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   ##### ACTUAL RESULTS
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   Cluster deployment fails,
   2020-05-27 09:03:55,080 DEBUG [c.c.a.ApiServlet] 
(qtp1104443373-22:ctx-610114b3) (logid:3f96511a) ===START===  10.1.0.1 -- GET  
command=createKubernetesCluster&response=json&name=K8s-cluster1&description=K8s-cluster1&zoneid=6c099729-4848-4165-bb30-53764af7a245&kubernetesversionid=fc6953b6-c1e7-49f1-81be-2661c804e059&serviceofferingid=e377c887-b5e9-41e6-851b-ea7f37115ee3&size=3&keypair=&masternodes=1&_=1590568220199
   2020-05-27 09:03:55,084 DEBUG [c.c.a.ApiServer] 
(qtp1104443373-22:ctx-610114b3 ctx-294f0797) (logid:3f96511a) CIDRs from which 
account 'Acct[18042dac-9c0b-11ea-8607-1e004f01080f-admin]' is allowed to 
perform API calls: 0.0.0.0/0,::/0
   2020-05-27 09:03:55,090 WARN  [c.c.k.c.KubernetesClusterManagerImpl] 
(qtp1104443373-22:ctx-610114b3 ctx-294f0797) (logid:3f96511a) The template ID: 
199c5101-cbbb-481a-8319-7d06329d7461, name: coreos-kvm is not available for use 
in zone ID: 6c099729-4848-4165-bb30-53764af7a245 provisioning Kubernetes 
cluster nodes
   2020-05-27 09:03:55,090 INFO  [c.c.a.ApiServer] 
(qtp1104443373-22:ctx-610114b3 ctx-294f0797) (logid:3f96511a) Kubernetes 
service has not been configured properly to provision Kubernetes clusters
   2020-05-27 09:03:55,090 DEBUG [c.c.a.ApiServlet] 
(qtp1104443373-22:ctx-610114b3 ctx-294f0797) (logid:3f96511a) ===END===  
10.1.0.1 -- GET  
command=createKubernetesCluster&response=json&name=K8s-cluster1&description=K8s-cluster1&zoneid=6c099729-4848-4165-bb30-53764af7a245&kubernetesversionid=fc6953b6-c1e7-49f1-81be-2661c804e059&serviceofferingid=e377c887-b5e9-41e6-851b-ea7f37115ee3&size=3&keypair=&masternodes=1&_=1590568220199
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