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[BOYSCOUT]: Make server startup probe failureThreshold configurable - #381

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Add a server.startupProbe.failureThreshold value (default 6) and use it in the
deployment template instead of a hardcoded literal.

No behaviour change at the default. Rendered both paths:

  • default -> failureThreshold: 6
  • --set server.startupProbe.failureThreshold=30 -> failureThreshold: 30

Chart versions bumped: datafold 0.10.124 -> 0.10.125, server 0.1.0 -> 0.1.1.

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Add a server startupProbe.failureThreshold value (default 6) and use it in
the deployment template instead of a hardcoded literal.
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🔍 Kubeconform Validation Results

All cloud provider configurations passed Kubernetes API schema validation!

Cloud Provider Status
AWS ✅ Passed
GCP ✅ Passed
Azure ✅ Passed

The rendered Kubernetes manifests conform to the Kubernetes API specification across all cloud providers.

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gtoonstra merged commit 5012240 into main Sep 10, 2026
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