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Enterprise license does not propagate to existing clusters #2131

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pebrc opened this issue Nov 19, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2145
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Enterprise license does not propagate to existing clusters #2131

pebrc opened this issue Nov 19, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2145
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pebrc commented Nov 19, 2019

Adding an enterprise license to an ECK installation should result in license upgrades for all existing managed Elasticsearch clusters.

Observed: the cluster level licenses are not upgraded immediately but only on the next change of the corresponding Elasticsearch CRD (or after the regular 10h reconciliation refresh in controller-runtime)

Expected: 10h is maybe a bit long for the license upgrade to propagate, so we should look into shortening this e.g. by triggering a reconciliation of all clusters when a user adds a new license.

@pebrc pebrc added >bug Something isn't working v1.0.0 labels Nov 19, 2019
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