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HiveMQ platform operator pod fails to start
HiveMQ platform operator pod fails to start
Problem
When attempting to deploy the HiveMQ Platform Operator with default values, you may encounter a failure where the operator’s pod continuously retries to restart.
Solution
Starting from Platform Operator version 1.1.0, there has been a slight increase in the memory requirements for the operator. To resolve this issue, you need to allocate more resources to the operator pod.
Update the operator.yaml
file with the following resource specifications: Full values.yaml
resources:
cpu: "1024m"
memory: "1024M"
Adjusting these values should provide the necessary resources for the operator pod to start successfully and run without issues.
Example Helm command
helm upgrade my-operator --install hivemq/hivemq-platform-operator --set resources.cpu=1024m --set resources.memory=1024M
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