When attempting to delete or deactivate a Telegraf process plugin (e.g., processavailability) from an endpoint in VMware VCF Operations, the task fails.
The UI reports the task status as DEACTIVATION_FAILED. Reviewing the analytics logs (/storage/log/vmware-vrops-cprc/cprcDockerHelper.py.log or actions-data) shows errors similar to:
Plugin update task failed at [timestamp] with value DEACTIVATION_FAILED
Minion did not return. [No response] salt-run jobs.lookup_jid
ERROR: Minions returned with non-zero exit code
In high-latency or slow network environments, the default Salt API execution timeout is not properly set during plugin configuration tasks (defaulting to -t 0). As a result, the Salt Master command times out before receiving a response back from the Salt Minion, causing the deactivation/delete task to fail.
The issue will be fixed in the future release of VCF Operations 9.1.x
For workaround, open a support request with Broadcom Support and refer this KB.