Yeah I faced the same issue, ended up disabling it. Better to query cluster.isActive() if you need to apply wait for readiness anywhere in native persistence mode. Otherwise cluster size in non persistence mode.
On Thu, 17 Aug 2023, 03:01 Humphrey Lopez, <hmmlo...@gmail.com> wrote: > Has anyone deploy ignite in kubernetes and supply a readiness probe? If I > try to start up like 10 nodes at the same time with the readiness probe > they all start up as separate cluster, whereas if I don’t supply the probes > they are finding each other and I’ll have one cluster. > I’m using the kubernetes IpFinder. > Used version 2.15 of ignite (Java/Kotlin) and spring boot. > > > Humphrey
