Created attachment 1600743 [details] must-gather data Description of problem: Standing up an OpenShift 4.1.8 cluster in our starter environment. The installation was successful. We successfully applied our configuration. The verification of our environment failed stating that 3 critical pods were in an unexpected state... 1. ERROR [/var/lib/jenkins-agent/jenkins-agent/workspace/rhcos/cluster-standup_master/git/continuous-release-jobs/config/imperative/verifications/generic.py:173 critical_pod_check] - Pod openshift-kube-apiserver:pod/revision-pruner-10-ip-10-0-142-118.us-east-2.compute.internal is not in expected state; presently: Failed Further investigation showed that 3 revision-pruner pods were all in an Error state. All the pods were on the same node. They all had exited with error code 255. The logs showed no errors. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): version 4.1.8 True False 4h13m Cluster version is 4.1.8 How reproducible: Unknown Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create OpenShift 4.1.8 cluster 2. Apply starter configuration 3. Verification of cluster failed Actual results: Revision pruner pods in an Error state Expected results: The cluster should install, apply configuration, and pass verification successfully. Additional info:
Created attachment 1600744 [details] Crio inspect output
Created attachment 1600746 [details] openshift-kube-controller-manager pod describe
Created attachment 1600748 [details] openshift-kube-scheduler pod describe
Created attachment 1600750 [details] openshift-kube-apiserver pod describe
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