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I try to create a rabbitmq cluster using cluster-operator according the Quickstart, but it failed: ERROR: epmd error for host hello-world-server-0.hello-world-nodes.default: timeout (timed out)To ReproduceSteps to reproduce the behavior:
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I am trying to install dnsutils so that I can use nslookup to check whether it is a DNS problem. However, the container exits quickly, and dnsutils cannot be installed in time. Any helps would be appreciated. |
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I can't reproduce this. From the look of it this looks more like a networking issue in the k8s environment you're using. Error msg says "ERROR: epmd error for host hello-world-server-0.hello-world-nodes.default: timeout (timed out)", so I would recommend checking if |
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Here is another That particular issue was also networking related. In your case @hockkg, |
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Hi @hockkg I would use an ephemeral container to debug. For example you could run
kubectl debug -it <rmq-pod-name> --image=busybox:1.28 --target=rabbitmq
. The busybox container (or any other one that you fancy) has some network utility tools available and you could try to see if the dns resolves in the ephemeral container or not.For more on ephemeral container see: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug/debug-application/debug-running-pod/#ephemeral-container