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failed to reserve container name- increase in iops didn't worked #9113

@yenne375

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@yenne375

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Hi All,

Recently we have upgraded our eks cluster from 1.23 to 1.24, where docker container runtime is removed and containerd container runtime is running, post this upgraded activity we have observed that pods are failing with below error, especially with bigger images ~4000MB size, so we have followed the solution given in #4604 (comment) , however still no luck, could some please assist on this

Note: iops and throughput are with in limit and we dont see any spike

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Error: failed to reserve container name

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Events:
Type Reason Age From Message


Normal Scheduled 4m16s default-scheduler Successfully assigned to xxxxxxx
Warning Failed 2m15s kubelet Error: context deadline exceeded
Warning Failed 56s (x7 over 2m15s) kubelet Error: failed to reserve container name "example-database-pod-7c8966b6dhjbd8_v7_401407e8-12f2-41d5-95f3-487293d9e66f_0": name "example-database-pod_xxxx-v7-navitus-rxf-9287-example-database-pod-7c8966b6dhjbd8_v7_401407e8-12f2-41d5-95f3-487293d9e66f_0" is reserved for "c03c3f65ec9d800fc2a1595603cc09af42662d85f32265871ef3459a86dd4954"

expected result

Pod should come in to running state

What version of containerd are you using?

containerd://1.6.19

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