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Epic
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Resolution: Unresolved
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High
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None
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None
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Containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
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Non-Functional Requirement (DEPRECATED)
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1
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Not yet performed
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Original Scope
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M
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GO
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Yellow
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GO
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Green
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GO
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Yellow
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GO
Description of Use Case / Requirement:
Kubernetes best practice mandates that when an issue occurs (no access to Database, REST mandatory call fails, bug in code, ...), the container must crash with exit code different than 0
Owners (one of these should be the Assignee - use @ notation): kopasiak sdesbure
Link to HLD/LLD (if any):
Dependency Relationships with Other Projects:
Project Impact (Test Only (TO), Code (C)):
Support Status for each Affected Project (Supported (S); Partially Supported (P); Not Supported (N)):
Note: for any affected projects labeled 'P' or 'N', please document the resulting gaps.
Integration Leads (use @ notation):
Company Engagement: Samsung, Orange
- is blocked by
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CLAMP-881 CLAMP containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
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EXTAPI-466 Containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
- relates to
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CCSDK-2529 REQ-366 : Containers must crash properly when an error occurs
- Closed
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DCAEGEN2-2326 REQ-366 Containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
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POLICY-2688 REQ-366 Containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
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SDNC-1264 REQ-366 : Containers must crash properly when an error occurs
- Closed
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OPTFRA-792 REQ-366 Container must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
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SO-3039 Containers must crash properly when a failure occurs
- Closed
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REQ-335 Support for Test Topology Auto Design (NFV Testing Automatic Platform)
- Done
- mentioned in
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