feature(charts): add liveness probe config of csi daemonset in values #5072
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Description
This PR introduces the ability to customize the
livenessProbe
for theserver
container of thedynatrace-oneagent-csi-driver
DaemonSet via the Helm chart.Motivation
In certain scenarios, the CSI driver pods enter a
CrashLoopBackOff
state. After investigation, and based on this article from Dynatrace Community (https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Troubleshooting/Kubernetes-Operator-CSI-driver-crashes-frequently/ta-p/272021), it appears that tuning thelivenessProbe
is one of the recommended mitigations.While adjusting resource limits is currently supported through the Helm chart, the other two workarounds require manual patches, which are not ideal for industrialized or automated deployments. This change makes
livenessProbe
configuration manageable via values.yaml, enhancing flexibility and reducing operational overhead.How can this be tested?
values.yaml
including a disabledlivenessProbe
undercsidriver.server.livenessProbe
.dynatrace-oneagent-csi-driver
reflects the expected probe configuration.Example
values.yaml
: