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The v1 docs follow nauthera-server's main branch and its 0.x releases on the way to 1.0, so fields and APIs can still change.

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MembershipNotEnded

Docs version v1 (main)Nauthera is pre-1.0, in a design-partner program

A BrokerMembership is being deleted and the server has not ended the membership; it stays in phase Deleting until it does.

Meaning

Deleting either side of a membership ends it. The operator withdraws the side on the server before it removes its finalizer, and the call failed: the server was unreachable, refused the operator's credential, or the operator's grant no longer covers the organization or the namespace (broker_memberships in certManager.grpcTLS.allowedClients). The condition's message carries the server's answer.

Impact

The membership is still active, so the member's users can still sign in through the broker's clients, and the resource cannot be deleted until the withdrawal succeeds.

Diagnosis

  1. kubectl -n <ns> describe brokermembership <name> for the server's answer.
  2. kubectl -n <release-ns> logs deploy/<release>-operator | grep <name>.
  3. helm -n <release-ns> get values <release> -a | grep -A6 allowedClients for the grant.

Mitigation

  • Restore the connection or the grant; the deletion completes on the next attempt.
  • To end the membership regardless, end it from the other side, or have an administrator of either organization end it in the dashboard once the operator no longer declares it.

Escalation

A membership that cannot be ended is a security question for both organizations: involve the platform team that owns the operator's grant, and attach the resource's events and the request id from the operator's log.


Operator failure reasons · Generated from operator/internal/runbook/conditions.yaml in nauthera-server.