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roachtest: kv0/encrypt=true/nodes=3 failed #31577
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@mberhault Is there additional ntp (or chrony) setup we should be doing on AWS? |
AWS recommends pointing chrony at their true time service: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/set-time.html In short, it consists of:
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Fixes cockroachdb#62063 In cockroachdb#31577 we switched to `chrony` for AWS, but not for CGE. By default they GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use `ntp`. This patch installs `chrony` (and automatically removes `ntp`) on GCE and configures `chrony` to use Google's time server. Release note: None
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62108: roachprod: Install and configure chrony on GCE clusters r=rail a=rail Fixes #62063 In #31577 we switched to `chrony` for AWS, but not for CGE. By default they GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use `ntp`. This patch installs `chrony` (and automatically removes `ntp`) on GCE and configures `chrony` to use Google's time server. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Rail Aliiev <rail@iqchoice.com>
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Fixes cockroachdb#62063 In cockroachdb#31577 we switched to `chrony` for AWS, but not for CGE. By default they GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use `ntp`. This patch installs `chrony` (and automatically removes `ntp`) on GCE and configures `chrony` to use Google's time server. Release note: None
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Fixes cockroachdb#62063 In cockroachdb#31577 we switched to `chrony` for AWS, but not for CGE. By default they GCE clusters based on Ubuntu 16.04 use `ntp`. This patch installs `chrony` (and automatically removes `ntp`) on GCE and configures `chrony` to use Google's time server. Release note: None
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