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Lab 2.2-2.3 DNS Loss
nkerr
Posts: 4
Issue:
When following the steps of this course to setup kubernetes cluster, the VM's are sabotaged by the scripts provided by this course, which damage/disable default DNS.
Steps to replicate:
-Setup VM's in designated environment (Ubuntu 18.04)
-VM's have good DNS, can ping www.google.com or each by master / minion hostname
-Run scripts for LFD259/SOLUTIONS/s_02/k8sMaster.sh and k8sSecond.sh to setup master and minion nodes
-No DNS
At this point I lose all DNS, preventing any further use of the course. I cannot get the Nginx image in lab 2.3 because that will not communicate with the image repository. I'm really not sure what to do to further investigate this or what is triggering this issue and would appreciate assistance.
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Hi @nkerr,
Where are you setting up your VMs - which cloud or which local hypervisor are you using for the lab environment?
Regards,
-Chris
Hi @chrispokorni,
The VM's are setup on VMware esxi 5.5
Hi @nkerr,
The installation and cluster bootstrapping scripts are not modifying the host DNS configuration. I am assuming that Calico may have something to do with that, instead of Kubernetes itself.
/etc/resolv.confof a new host (pre-install) with a node (post-install)? Does adding the missing/removed config options help fix your DNS?Regards,
-Chris
@chrispokorni
Thanks for your response. There is no change in the
/etc/resolv.conffile before/after installation.To correct my initial statement, it seems installation doesn't have an effect, after further testing the DNS doesn't fail until I run the
kubeadmn joincommand.I am still investigating regarding the other discussion you mentioned.
@chrispokorni
The earlier discussions conclusion regarding
Switching from IP-in-IP to VXLANseems to have resolved everything. Thanks again.