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Hi @littlejo, this is very useful cookbook. thanks for creating this.
this is not an ISSUE, rather a call for help!! I had to create an issue as there was no option for Q&A. apologies 🙏🏻
I followed all these steps (except for the cluster launch) and when i run connectivity test between cluster1 and cluster2, i see health-probe fails.
I am using EKS v1.25 kubernetes, VPC peered, and security groups appropriately configured. I followed your guide for cilium installation -- https://github.com/littlejo/cilium-eks-cookbook/blob/main/install-cilium-eks-helm.md.
i jumped into cilium agents in both clusters, and ran cilium-health status, cilium-health status --probe -o=json
i am not sure where does 10.0.2.13 IP live, when i checked kubectl get pods -A -o wide, i dont see this IP at all in both clusters. do you know what am i missing out, please?
cluster2/ip-10-0-2-109.compute.internal:
Host connectivity to 10.0.2.109:
ICMP to stack: OK, RTT=12.260828ms
HTTP to agent: OK, RTT=12.406438ms
Endpoint connectivity to 10.0.2.13:
ICMP to stack: Connection timed out
HTTP to agent: Get "http://10.0.2.13:4240/hello": context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)
if i run # cilium-health status --probe -o=json Error: Cannot get status/probe: Put "http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fcilium%2Fhealth.sock/v1beta/status/probe": context deadline exceeded
EDIT:
cluster2 has all 4 endpoints (2 from cluster1, 2 from cluster2) reachable but cluser1 has 3 endpoints reachable and one unreachable (1 endpoint from cluster1 is reachable but other endpoint in cluster1 is unreachable)
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@littlejo , thanks for getting back. yes, thats right i followed the same must be typo in the previous message.
Unfortunately, not all endpoints are reachable for one of my clusters. I have tried it on kubernetes 1.25, 1.26, 1.27, 1.28.2 but nothing helps. may i ask if you could help, please?
Hi @littlejo, this is very useful cookbook. thanks for creating this.
this is not an ISSUE, rather a call for help!! I had to create an issue as there was no option for Q&A. apologies 🙏🏻
I followed all these steps (except for the cluster launch) and when i run connectivity test between cluster1 and cluster2, i see health-probe fails.
I am using EKS v1.25 kubernetes, VPC peered, and security groups appropriately configured. I followed your guide for cilium installation -- https://github.com/littlejo/cilium-eks-cookbook/blob/main/install-cilium-eks-helm.md.
i jumped into cilium agents in both clusters, and ran
cilium-health status
,cilium-health status --probe -o=json
i am not sure where does 10.0.2.13 IP live, when i checked
kubectl get pods -A -o wide
, i dont see this IP at all in both clusters. do you know what am i missing out, please?if i run # cilium-health status --probe -o=json
Error: Cannot get status/probe: Put "http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fcilium%2Fhealth.sock/v1beta/status/probe": context deadline exceeded
EDIT:
cluster2 has all 4 endpoints (2 from cluster1, 2 from cluster2) reachable but cluser1 has 3 endpoints reachable and one unreachable (1 endpoint from cluster1 is reachable but other endpoint in cluster1 is unreachable)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: