Besides, V helped the aldecados to rescue their leader although that task was way easier to acomplish so somehow they are in debt with V and they made it clear to him stating they considered him as one of their own. Before V came along the aldecaldos were in a really bad shape, he helped them getting back on their feet. Regarding the innocents lives lost during the process, well yeah shit happens, it's about survival and V was a merc, he did all kind of bad things for a living.
Such were the times in a miserable place like Night City. WingedArchon Senior user 6 Jan 27, Its okay if you experience it like that. I can see how the bittersweetness makes it seem like its the worst, thats regretfully the contradictory nature this particular ending has written all over. But some things however may not be correct or I see differently. So in worst case scenario its a brave before sensible type of thing. And then there still is the answer from above -How many Families did V and Panam destroy in the process?
But who are we to say any wouldn't have died in any other conflict that may or may not have happened because of V's condition or V's actions? Also, the gangs are also still at eachothers throats. Other than the Mox each gang seem large enough to the point where they'd quell uprising with the others if they showed histile intend on or towards their turf. I can't however blame this particular ending for the state of the game in that regard.
I would like to add though, at least its a fighting chance. Tofujunky Forum regular 7 Jan 27, Last edited: Jan 27, Militech think they were attacked by the Wraiths. They are framed by Carol and Cassidy after each mission. Even Kang Tao believe they were responsible for the AV. They attack you as you leave Night City because as we are shown during the Fortunate Son side job, corps and city people do not differentiate between Nomad families, they see them as one giant faction.
Once distance is put between the Aldecaldo's and Night City, the heat will die off and the Wraiths will assume all of the attention. This view of the nomads is also shown through a couple of NCPD scanner hustles that unlock as you progress Panam's storyline, as Militech ambush and kill groups of Aldecaldos and Wraiths indiscriminately, along with anyone who has ties to them. You leave Night City a few weeks, possibly months after the raid having not been attacked by anybody, despite living almost ontop of the scene of the crime.
The Aldecaldo's entire faction outside of Night City is far too strong to attack for the sake of retaliation, they are tens of thousands strong with tech stronger than the Basilisk, the corps know this. Panam's chapter are linking up with them in Arizona while possessing a small fortune. They are set up with the possibility to snowball into one of the strongest independent factions in America by this ending.
Yorinobu takes control of Arasaka and slowly assassinates everyone else in charge, Arasaka is doomed, that was Yorinobu's plan from the start. Soon there will be nothing left. This is the only ending as far as I know where this is confirmed to happen. The raid was decided upon by Saul, and he chose to do it for profit to help the Aldecaldo's recover from the constant pounding from the Wraiths, many admit that if they don't pull a financial miracle out of their ass soon, this chapter of the Aldecaldo's are finished and they will have to split.
Bob comments on this in depth the night before, claiming it's a suicide mission but might be the only way to save the family. You are inadvertently used for your ties with Alt just as much as you use them to find Mikoshi, Saul is well aware that without you, the raid is impossible. The effect that the fallout of Mikoshi has on Night City happens in every ending except suicide and The Devil.
The chaos created by the power vacuum isn't exclusive to The Star. Alt kills far more innocents than you or the Aldecaldos once she takes control of the tower, and she is not exclusive to The Star. She is the only way that Mikoshi can fall, and without the destruction of Mikoshi, Yorinobu cannot bring Arasaka down and Saburo's engram will live on. Funnily enough, this creates a plothole as it makes no sense that Yorinobu sends Smasher after you just before Mikoshi.
He really was a boss for the sake of being a boss, very poorly utilized in the story. Every ending has a cost. Devil costs the life of Yorinobu who may have been set up as the villain initially but he is probably humanities best hope considering Saburo's plans.
The Sun costs the life of Rogue. The Star costs the life of Bob and Teddy but saves the Aldecaldos, of course Saul also dies, but his death was arguably the only way the Aldecaldo's survive. This is foreshadowed by the events of Panam's questline, and by key members of the family throughout. The unpublishing workflow for CSI assumes the cooperation of a healthy client that can report that allocs are terminal.
On the client side we'll help to reconcile this by having client that is out-of-contact with the server for too long will mark its allocs as terminal, which will call NodeUnstageVolume and NodeUnpublishVolume. Skip to content. Star New issue.
Jump to bottom. Milestone 0. Linked pull requests. Copy link. Workaround till 0. If you loose and regain connection within a heartbeat nothing will be restarted. On a machines cluster these issues will happen on a daily basis. CSI: implement client-side self-unpublish Appending some notes to this issue for CSI support: The unpublishing workflow for CSI assumes the cooperation of a healthy client that can report that allocs are terminal.
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Already have an account? Sign in to comment. You signed in with another tab or window. This is specified using a label suffix like "30s" or "1h". This must be greater than or equal to "1s". If the name is not specified Nomad generates one based on the service name.
If you have more than one check you must specify the name. Nomad will automatically add the IP of the service and the port, so this is just the relative URL to the health check endpoint.
This is required for http-based health checks. Only compatible with Connect-enabled task-group services using the default Connect proxy. If set, check type must be http or grpc , and check name must be set. The port label must match one defined in the network stanza. If a port value was declared on the service , this will inherit from that value if not supplied.
If supplied, this value takes precedence over the service. This is useful for services which operate on multiple ports. Checks will use the host IP and ports by default. In Nomad 0. Valid options are http and https.
For checks on group level services only. Inherits the service. Caveat: Script checks use the task driver to execute in the task's environment.
For task drivers with namespace isolation such as docker or exec , setting up the context for the script check may take an unexpectedly long amount of time a full second or two , especially on busy hosts. The timeout configuration must allow for both this setup and the execution of the script. Operators should use long timeouts 5 or more seconds for script checks, and monitor telemetry for client. Valid options are grpc , http , script , and tcp. The header stanza parameters have lists of strings as values.
Multiple values will cause the header to be set multiple times, once for each value. Nomad manages registering, updating, and deregistering services with Consul.
It is important to understand when each of these steps happens and how they can be customized. Registration : Nomad will register group services and checks before starting any tasks. Services and checks for a specific task are registered after the task has started.
Updating : If a service or check definition is updated, Nomad will update the service in Consul as well. Consul is updated without restarting a task. Deregistering : If a running task with a service stanza exits, the services and checks are immediately deregistered from Consul without delay. If however Nomad needs to kill a running task, the task is killed in the following order:.
The following examples only show the service stanzas. Remember that the service stanza is only valid in the placements listed above. This example registers a service named "load-balancer" with no health checks.
This example must be accompanied by a network stanza which defines a static or dynamic port labeled "lb". For example:. The following examples of command fields will not work :. This example shows a service with an HTTP health check. Any non-2xx code is considered a failure.
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