<#6605 [Housekeeping] Flyte mutli-cluster network ...
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#6605 [Housekeeping] Flyte mutli-cluster network issues on k8s submission - kube-api-client - allow retries Issue created by punkerpunker ### Describe the issue When running Flyte in a multi-cluster environment (separate flyte-controlplane, separate flyte-dataplane), when FlyteAdmin is trying to create a
FlyteWorkflow
CRD in a dataplane cluster, sometimes it could encounter errors, e.g:
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failed to create workflow in propeller Post "<https://kube-apiserver>.<domain>/apis/flyte.lyft.com/v1alpha1/namespaces/ft-production/flyteworkflows?timeout=30s": net/http: TLS handshake timeout
It happens when
K8sWorkflowExecutor
is sending a POST to the kube-apiserver of the dataplane cluster: flyte/flyteadmin/pkg/workflowengine/impl/k8s_executor.go Lines 78 to 84 in</flyteorg/flyte/commit/3b621c141fe8d0582e099a38e4eeb86881a1a4d5|3b621c1> | _, err = targetCluster.FlyteClient.FlyteworkflowV1alpha1().FlyteWorkflows(data.Namespace).Create(ctx, flyteWf, v1.CreateOptions{}) | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | if err != nil { | | if !k8_api_err.IsAlreadyExists(err) { | | logger.Debugf(context.TODO(), "Failed to create execution [%+v] in cluster: %s", data.ExecutionID, targetCluster.ID) | | return interfaces.ExecutionResponse{}, errors.NewFlyteAdminErrorf(codes.Internal, "failed to create workflow in propeller %v", err) | | } | | } | And the workflow appears to have failed from the very first attempt, without a good mechanism to retry submission (other than recovering the job manually). I guess in a multi-cluster setup, network issues are somehow inevitable, so it would be appreciated to have some retry mechanism in there. I saw there's a very comprehensive retry handler for cases where execution node failures occur, but this is happening before that, and there's no retry machinery. I am happy to implement myself and open a PR, just wanted to hear opinions on that matter. Thanks folks! ### What if we do not do this? Flyte multi-cluster setups would suffer badly from some intermittent issues (esp. related to network) ### Related component(s) flyteadmin flytepropeller ### Are you sure this issue hasn't been raised already? • Yes ### Have you read the Code of Conduct? • Yes flyteorg/flyte