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LoadBalancer doesn't add any droplets (crashes on a droplet not used in the cluster) #110
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I added the droplets manually (int the web-interface on digitalocean), and it worked niceley, but today I noticed all the droplets had been removed from the loadbalancer... |
Hi, thanks for reporting this issue.
this is an error mentioned in a previous issue #85, there's a fairly simple fix for this which I can get around to later this week. However, it shouldn't be affectign your loadbalancer in any way (just a bad log message)
This is the first time I'm seeing this error, will dig into it a bit more and get back to you. |
Do you have health checks enabled on your loadbalancer? Do you know if those health checks are all passing? |
Hi! I didn't touch the loadbalancer at all, but it seems do-ccm didn't manage the droplets in my cluster, at the time they wasen't started with So |
Thanks for the details, I'll dig into this a bit more and get back to you. |
@Richard87 tried to dig into the issue a bit but it seems like you deleted your LoadBalancer, would it be possible for you to spin up a new one so we can debug it? |
I'm not running Do you want me to just start |
Hi! That worked nicely :) But, it would be nice if the loud-balancer would get a human redable name... (maybe from the loadbalance service+hash, then store digitaloceans loadbalancer id as an annotation? |
I agree, but unfortunately loadbalancer names are generated from upstream Kubernetes code (it's the UUID of the Service resource), see #102 for more details. |
Hi!
I have just created a new cluster with kubeadm, and added do-ccm. When creating a loadbalancer it failed, it got stuck while adding droplets to the loadbalancer:
host.example.com
is a different droplet on the same account (there are a totalt of 5 droplets, 1 master, 3 workers andhost.example.com
)Also, After running
kubeadm
join and started kubelet, I modified the kubelet config and restarted the service, I don't know if this is okay/enough to makedo-ccm
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