LCMVRAVACONFIG590070 and identity-service-app pods stuck when trying to start Aria Automation after experiencing VMware Identity Manager Health Issues
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LCMVRAVACONFIG590070 and identity-service-app pods stuck when trying to start Aria Automation after experiencing VMware Identity Manager Health Issues

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Article ID: 397938

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Products

VCF Operations/Automation (formerly VMware Aria Suite)

Issue/Introduction

Following remediation of VMware Identity Manager (vIDM) critical health via reboot, VMware Aria Automation (vRA) fails to start.

Users encounter the following symptoms or errors:

  • Aria Automation web UI: “No healthy upstream
  • VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle Request UI shows errors LCMVRAVACONFIG590093 during inventory sync and LCMVRAVACONFIG590070 on service restart of Aria Automation.
  • identity-service-app pods remain at 0/1 Running

Environment

VMware Aria Automation 8.18.x

VMware Identity Manager 3.3.7

VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle 8.18.x

Cause

A degraded vIDM cluster prevented the identity-service-app from reaching a ready state:

  • The lead opensearch node (node03) failed to start horizon-workspace and opensearch
  • Remaining nodes (node01 and node02) lost quorum, resulting in failed opensearch daemons
  • Identity-service-app, which depends on vIDM, could not complete startup

Resolution

  1. Diagnose and Stabilize vIDM Cluster:

    1. Access: https://vIDM_FQDN:8443

    2. Review System Diagnostics and verify opensearch health reports as unknown

    3. Identify the lead node (in this case node03)

  2. Fix quorum and daemon failures:

    1. Reboot the failing node if experiencing horizon-workspace daemon restart errors (e.g., node03):

       
      reboot
    2. On node01 and node02, manually start opensearch:

       
      systemctl start opensearch
  3. Monitor opensearch health:

    1. Expect unassigned shards to resolve over time (may take up to 24 hours)

    2. Once green, proceed to Aria Automation service restart

  4. Restart Aria Automation services:

    1. SSH to an Aria Automation appliance

    2. Run:

       
      /opt/scripts/deploy.sh
  5. Verify:

    1. Confirm that identity-service-app pods now show 1/1 Running

    2. UI and inventory sync should resume normal operation.

Additional Information

Opensearch requires quorum to function when clustered. If a lead node is inaccessible, dependent services will fail. Unassigned shards will normally self-recover post-restart, depending on shard volume and node availability. Always verify vIDM stability before restarting Aria Automation services.