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This is on a fresh GCE Kubernetes 1.3.5 cluster created with the stock kube-up.sh script
In testing nginx logging (can be replicated with any other ip logging), the following can be observed:
The behaviour has also been observed on a 1.2.4 & 1.2.6 cluster (no other versions tested)
Kubernetes version: 1.2.4 & 1.2.6, 1.3.5
Environment:
1.2.6:
Google Cloud Engine
container-vm-v20160321
linux kernel 3.16.0-4-amd64
1.3.5:
Google Cloud Engine
container-v1-3-v20160604
linux kernel 4.4.4+
Testing the logging in nginx I observed the following under load (and also when there is low load):
In this the request is coming from the same source ip (174.6.196.75) but for some reason the address of the minion (10.240.0.11) is used in a certain percentage of cases, and the 10.240.0.7 which is an ip from another minion also shows up in the log.
The configuration of the containers is as follows:
hostNetwork is used to translate the container ip to the 174.6.xx.xx address. Removing hostNetwork results in the container ip instead of the 174.6 address, for the rest the behaviour stays the same.
Reproduce by:
Installing Kubernetes 1.2.6 stock with GCE container-vm-v20160321.
Run any ip logger to log ips, run data through Google loadbalancer (not known if this actually influences the behaviour).
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This is on a fresh GCE Kubernetes 1.3.5 cluster created with the stock kube-up.sh script
In testing nginx logging (can be replicated with any other ip logging), the following can be observed:
The behaviour has also been observed on a 1.2.4 & 1.2.6 cluster (no other versions tested)
Kubernetes version: 1.2.4 & 1.2.6, 1.3.5
Environment:
1.2.6:
1.3.5:
Testing the logging in nginx I observed the following under load (and also when there is low load):
In this the request is coming from the same source ip (174.6.196.75) but for some reason the address of the minion (10.240.0.11) is used in a certain percentage of cases, and the 10.240.0.7 which is an ip from another minion also shows up in the log.
The configuration of the containers is as follows:
hostNetwork is used to translate the container ip to the 174.6.xx.xx address. Removing hostNetwork results in the container ip instead of the 174.6 address, for the rest the behaviour stays the same.
Reproduce by:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: