[Bug]: ELBv2 Provider v1.5.0+ LBListener 'panic' #1352
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Hi @lajchon, Thank you for the report, is the issue also reproducible in provider v1.7.0? |
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@turkenf , it appears to still be an issue after updating the provider to v1.7.0. |
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Adding voice to this issue. It also occurs in 1.6.0 and 1.6.1 as well. In our scenario, the LBListener can cause it to crash within 5sec or so. |
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Yes, I have also encountered this problem and don't know what to do，Looking forward to the next version resolving this issue. |
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Hello folks, Thank you for your comments on this issue. It can be reproduced with provider version |
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@turkenf maybe this helps: pulumi/pulumi-aws#3429 |
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I'm seeing the same thing with the following setup: Here is the resource I create: apiVersion: elbv2.aws.upbound.io/v1beta2
kind: LBListener
metadata:
labels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
spec:
forProvider:
defaultAction:
- targetGroupArnSelector:
matchLabels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
type: forward
loadBalancerArnSelector:
matchLabels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
port: 8500
protocol: TCP
region: us-east-1As soon as that resource is applied, the elbv2 provider panics: Once it panics, I can't actually describe the resource because the webhook isn't running anymore. The listener does get created on the AWS side though, so I think this isn't a bug on terraform but on whatever is processing the response from terraform - maybe not understanding that a field is nullable if the action is a forward action? Note that the first example on the docs here is also broken - if you omit the |
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This issue seems related - I wonder if this maybe has to do with block handling somehow? |
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Based on the documentation, I tried changing the apiVersion: elbv2.aws.upbound.io/v1beta2
kind: LBListener
metadata:
labels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
spec:
forProvider:
defaultAction:
- forward:
stickiness:
duration: 1
enabled: false
targetGroup:
- arnSelector:
matchLabels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb-tcp-8500
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
weight: 0
type: forward
loadBalancerArnSelector:
matchLabels:
environment: dev
name: dev-us-east-1-private-consul-nlb
region: us-east-1
subnet-type: private
vpc-name: dev-us-east-1
port: 8500
protocol: TCP
region: us-east-1The error is the following: If anyone knows of a good way to disable sending a weight parameter when the load balancer type is |
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Digging into the weight issue, I believe thats an upstream bug due to how it handles the |
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Hello folks, thank you for your interest. I dug into this issue a bit: The problem seems to be caused by spec.forProvider.defaultAction.forward being null, as you stated. We started to encounter this problem after bumping the terraform provider from Also, as @jetersen mentioned, Pulumi has faced the same issue, and they have fixed it in the bridge provider. |
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I downgraded the provider to v1.3.0 to avoid this error until the issue is resolved. |
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Note: downgrading may not be useful if you are using other providers to interact with the elbv2 provider. In my case, I need the |
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Just FYI, panics no longer crash the pod as of latest release, v1.12.0, thanks to crossplane/upjet#428. |
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Does it apply the resource and hold it's state though? |
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No, it does not. As of v1.13.0, while the panic no longer crashes the pod, the resources do not apply. In stead you get a simple little warning in the logs: I'm assuming the null value is from the "forward" variable as mentioned. |
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We are also experiencing this issue with v1.13.1. In our case, the pod no longer goes into a CrashLoopBackOff state. However, we observe that while the load balancer listener is created, it fails to reconcile properly. |
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Did someone tried to specify the targetGroupArn via: https://marketplace.upbound.io/providers/upbound/provider-aws-elbv2/v1.14.0/resources/elbv2.aws.upbound.io/LBListener/v1beta1#doc:spec-forProvider-defaultAction-forward-targetGroup |
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Yes that also doesn't work, it throws an error saying invalid value, The invalid value error suggests to add |
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The most recent merge looks to have resulted in 1.15 ... has anyone tested that yet? |
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This issue is under active development. There were changes upstream in Terraform that is causing this behavior and we've identified the root cause. We'll likely have a fix ready for this in next week's release. |
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1.16 has now been released and this issue closed. Anyone else test this yet? I guess Ill do it ... |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Affected Resource(s)
elbv2.aws.upbound.io/v1beta1, Kind=LBListener
Resource MRs required to reproduce the bug
Steps to Reproduce
Deploy elbv2.aws.upbound.io/v1beta1 LB, LBTargetGroup and LBListener with v1.4.0 is successful.
Bump elbv2 Provider version to v1.5.0 or v1.6.0, an
Observed a panic: value is nullis loggedWhat happened?
After bumping version from v1.4.0 to v1.5.0+, the following is logged for existing LBListener:
When attempting to create a new Listener with elbv2 v1.5.0, Listeners are created correctly and associated with Load-Balancer, but the following status is eventually returned:
Relevant Error Output Snippet
No response
Crossplane Version
1.16.0
Provider Version
1.5.0
Kubernetes Version
No response
Kubernetes Distribution
No response
Additional Info
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