We got alerts for db2068 from nagios being unable to contact it, but according to dbctl though reports it as depooled. I tried to login to the host, but I got a key verification alert.
db2068 is a depooled s7 replica
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This host had a storage crash sometime ago T180927 and it looks like it had another one:
Logs from the 13th.
description=An Unrecoverable System Error (NMI) has occurred (iLO application watchdog timeout NMI, Service Information: 0x0000002B, 0x00000000) description=POST Error: 1789-Slot X Drive Array Disk Drive(s) Not Responding. Check cables or replace the problematic drive(s). description=ASR Detected by System ROM
The reason why the key verification alerts started is because apparently it has started on PXE and it is trying to get itself re-imaged (which is failing as this host isn't on the allowed hosts to get re-imaged).
This host will be decommissioned today, it is clearly broken
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Resolving this as the host has been labelled as broken and sent to DC-Ops for decommissioning T235399