When Salad indicates it’s in a degraded state, what exactly is written to the logs? I need to be able to programmatically detect this so I can fix it quickly.
#How to Detect Degraded State Using Logs
brittle granite
Are you behind a VLAN? Why I ask is because I was having the same issue for the last few weeks. I had 2 that were on a VLAN and 1 that wasn't. The ones behind the VLAN would throw that error code your seeing
sage shard
When Salad indicates it’s in a degraded state, what exactly is written to the lo...
here's a regex:
r'(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}\.\d{3} [+-]\d{2}:\d{2}) \[WRN\] Node Compatibility Workload Failure (.*?) NodeCompatibilityMessage {(.*?)}'
ebon monolith
Are you behind a VLAN? Why I ask is because I was having the same issue for the ...
The systems being on a VLAN shouldn't matter.
brittle granite
The systems being on a VLAN shouldn't matter.
I would’ve thought so too but I have a total of three salad rigs. The one that isn’t behind a VLAN has been chopping nonstop since July 3rd with a 3070. The 2 that are behind the VLAN are a 3070 & 4060Ti 16GB and it’s been nonstop degrading issues with workload issues. I took the 3070 & 4060Ti off the VLAN last night and the 3070 started to receive jobs again. The 4060Ti demand isn’t as high as the 3070 so time will tell.