separately (240s)
Added comments
operator/mon: made the doc for the nodeState better
Renamed the monHealth to monTimeoutList
Renamed the monOutInterval to monOutTimeout
operator/mon: Implemented the feedback
tests/smoke: Corrected mon_test comment
smoke/mon: set interval and timeout for health check
Added build constraint to smoke/mon_test for linux
As written here https://github.com/rook/rook/pull/958#issuecomment-327507930
Removed controller.go healthCheckInterval
Set the interval for mon_test in smoke_test SetupSuite()
Fixed the smoke test by adding the build constraint
Removed obsolete clientTimeout from operator/cluster
Ran gofmt on block_test and helm_test
Use flags for the mon healthcheck and mon out timeout config
Added helm chart value sfor healthCheckInterval and monOutTimeout
Fixed the timeout map in mon/health.go
Fixed issues with some tests stuff
Reference the operator/mon defaults in the flags
Added Documentation for Ceph mon failover times env vars
Added missing toc link in documentation
Removed "Tweak Ceph mon failover times" to comments in rook-operator.yml
First, this depends on the MIN_SIZE parameter of a pool. Second even if the
MIN_SIZE is one this would only hold up to six node cluster. Imagine a nine
node cluster; losing two-thirds of a cluster can lead to a situation where all
replicas of an object are offline. I.e., you can only lose up to two failure
domains, in this case nodes, when you have a replication size of three.
Alexander Trost
Travis Nielsen
Jared Watts
Hans van den Bogert
Ian Lovett
Bassam Tabbara
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