Don't interrupt a slow Vertica startup #258
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When the operator needs to restart a node, it would kill any running Vertica process before it attemps to restart. This was done initially in case a vertica process that was up, stops resonding. However, this behaviour has been problematic if the Vertica startup is just too slow. This commit will change the behaviour so that it won't uncondionally kill the Vertica process. If the startup.log shows that Vertica is in the process of starting up, then the process is left as is and we requeue the iteration.
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When the operator needs to restart a node, it would kill any running Vertica process before it attemps to restart. This was done initially in case a vertica process that was up, stops resonding. However, this behaviour has been problematic if the Vertica startup is just too slow.
This commit will change the behaviour so that it won't uncondionally kill the Vertica process. If the startup.log shows that Vertica is in the process of starting up, then the process is left as is and we requeue the iteration.