Hi all, There are quite a few states or statuses for a Flink deployment e.g. deployment status, job status, job manager status etc. I understand these are useful to debug an error with deployment since there are multiple points of failure. However, I want to understand how a user can verify that a deployment upgrade has been successful.
This requires two checks: 1. Deployment spec was consumed by the operator successfully (can check via current and last generation id). 2. Deployment running successfully (can check that job state is RUNNING) However, I found a resource lifecycle state [1] and I'm not sure how that fits in this flow. Is the intention that this is the singular state that allows the user to check if a deployment upgrade was successful (the documentation doesn't make it clear, but the source code does suggest this)? If so, how does this state satisfy point 1 above? [1] https://nightlies.apache.org/flink/flink-kubernetes-operator-docs-release-1.4/docs/custom-resource/reference/#lifecycleState Best, Mason
