18:28:59 <blackwood821> Hi. I've got two Triton DCs that are linked together. Users are replicated successfully from the primary DC to the slave DC. In both DCs we have fabric networking enabled. I just created a new user in the primary DC and Triton automatically created a fabric network for the new user. The new user shows up in the slave DC as well but there is no fabric network yet. Is that supposed to happen automatically? We didn't run into this 
18:28:59 <blackwood821> with previous user accounts.
18:43:18 <blackwood821> Looks like this repo would be responsible: https://github.com/TritonDataCenter/sdc-napi-ufds-watcher
18:58:48 <blackwood821> The napi-ufds-watcher service is online in both DCs but the service log on the slave DC has no content neither do any of the /var/log/sdc/upload/napi-ufds-watcher* logs (the logs on the primary DC have content)
19:03:14 <bahamat> If the log is empty it got rotated.
19:05:31 <blackwood821> bahamat: right but none of the previous logs have any content either
19:05:36 <blackwood821> Wondering what else I can check
19:06:03 <bahamat> the napi ufds-watcher is a ufds replicator, just like the regular ufds replicator.
19:06:37 <bahamat> The difference is It doesn't have a copy of ufds itself, it just watches for events it cares about and does something.
19:08:19 <blackwood821> I just restarted the napi-ufds-watcher service in the slave DC and now the service log has content
19:08:44 <blackwood821> And now it created the fabric VLAN and network
19:08:55 <blackwood821> Strange why it wasn't doing anything and never wrote anything to any logs
19:09:15 <bahamat> Well restarting a service is always going to log that it restarted.
19:09:42 <bahamat> You probably had something disrupt the connection between the watcher and ufds.
19:12:09 <blackwood821> Before I restarted it the service was online since April 28th. So shouldn't I expect to see "Executing start method" in the service logs from when it started up on April 28th?
19:12:25 <blackwood821> Confused as to why there was nothing in any of the logs
19:13:05 <bahamat> Nope.
19:13:12 <bahamat> April 28th was almost a year ago.
19:13:18 <bahamat> The logs rotate every *hour*.
19:14:01 <bahamat> There was nothing in the log because there were no events that triggered a log message.
19:18:09 <blackwood821> Ok and I see the most recent log in /var/log/sdc/upload/napi-ufds-watcher* is from 1 week ago. I'll move on an assume something happened to cause a disconnect and not log anything.
19:18:10 <blackwood821> Thanks
23:38:57 <arai> @jperkin thanks for yoru work on updating the mariadb package.