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Lab 3.4 Unhealthy pod of calico node
chiateleung
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Hi,
I found that the pods of calico nodes become unhealthy after a while of running, is it normal? Why does it happen? Thanks!

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Hi @chiateleung,
Based on your errors output you may still be experiencing networking issues with your AWS infrastructure.
A good starting point would be to compare your setup against the recommendations from the calico documentation for AWS installations.
Another option would be to check against similar issues reported on the calico issues page on github.
Regards,
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Thank you Chris!
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I found that it is due to I didn't allow all traffic when setting up aws, this problem and the curl problem in chapter 8 solved. Thanks for pointing it out!
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