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Lots of "does not conform to prefix" in controller-manager logs #29074
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this is from the "gce rejects long filters" fix we put in. the node instance prefix is in /etc/gce.conf, if the service controller finds a node that doesn't match this prefix, it should fallback to listing all nodes. |
@thockin: What was your cluster name? Why was the prefix wrong? |
This was a customer GKE cluster. Investigating other issues, saw that. On Jul 18, 2016 9:55 AM, "Zach Loafman" notifications@github.com wrote:
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Well, let's just say I'm glad I made the filter advisory. :) |
Kubernetes-side fix to kubernetes#29074 (GKE-side fix necessary as well)
The problem here is that GKE isn't filling in a valid |
Kubernetes-side fix to kubernetes#29074 (GKE-side fix necessary as well)
Kubernetes-side fix to kubernetes#29074 (GKE-side fix necessary as well)
Kubernetes-side fix to kubernetes#29074 (GKE-side fix necessary as well)
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/sig cluster-lifecycle |
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/close |
Looking at node names and prefixes. Scary message.
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