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Bootstrap Timeout: DURING CLUSTER START

Avinash_Narala
Contributor

Hi,

When I start a cluster, I am getting below error:

Bootstrap Timeout:

[id: InstanceId(i-05bbcfbb30027ce2c), status: INSTANCE_INITIALIZING, workerEnvId:WorkerEnvId(workerenv-2247916891060257-01b40fb4-3eb1-4a26-99b4-30d6aa0bfe83), lastStatusChangeTime: 1709723780222, groupIdOpt Some(0),requestIdOpt Some(0228-090433-7f92xtaj-0dcafb3c-92e1-455f-9),version 1] with threshold 700 seconds timed out after 705482 milliseconds. Please check network connectivity from the data plane to the control plane.

I tried below approaches:

  1.  Reviewed the EC-2 logs in AWS for more details about the error-  kauditd hold queue overflow
  2. checked subnet route table config and security groups  in AWS and found that no changes have been made.

But still the cluster isn't spinning up.

Can you please help me with this.

2 REPLIES 2

dhtubong
New Contributor II

Hello,

We encountered bootstrap timeout issue while spinning up an AWS cluster in Community edition for the last few days.

"zone_id": "us-west-2c"

Bootstrap Timeout:
Node daemon ping timeout in 780000 ms for instance i-00f21ee2d3ca61424 @ 10.172.245.1. Please check network connectivity between the data plane and the control plane.

dhtubong
New Contributor II

Hello - if you're using DB Community Edition and having Bootstrap Timeout issue, then below resolution may help.

Error: Bootstrap Timeout:
Node daemon ping timeout in 780000 ms for instance i-00f21ee2d3ca61424 @ 10.172.245.1. Please check network connectivity between the data plane and the control plane.

Resolution: Open InPrivate Window (MSFT) or New Incognito window (GOOGL).

Best..

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