Make deploy.RunPod
wait for pod readiness rather than running phase
#346
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Description
This PR changes the
WaitPodRunning
function toWaitPodReady
, which checks whether the pod has theReady
condition set toTrue
instead of simply being in theRunning
phase.If a pod does not contain any container with a readiness probe defined,
WaitPodReady
should behave exactly the same asWaitPodRunning
did. However, if one or more containers have a readiness probe,WaitPodReady
will wait until they are satisfied.This is helpful to reduce flakiness on certain tests which previously attempted to initiate a connection to a pod once it was running, but before the pod had time to actually get started. By attaching a readiness probe to those pods, this scenario can be avoided, as
deploy.RunPod
will wait or error until the readiness probe passes.This PR also adds a helper
WithHTTPReadinessProbe
function toContainerBuilder
, that attaches an HTTP GET readiness probe to a container with reasonable defaults.Checklist:
make lint
) and all checks pass.make test
) and all tests pass.make integration-xxx
for affected packages)make e2e-xxx
fordisruptors
, orcluster
related changes)