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Attempting to form a cluster consisting of 1 control plane and 1 worker node fails, because both machines cannot reach discovery.talos.dev for member discovery.
Both are running in Openstack in the same net with an external gateway configured for internet access. An addition, both nodes are configured to use a proxy.
However, if I run the discovery service locally both machines can connect.
Could it be possible that the DiscoveryController ignores the proxy settings?
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Member discovery fails: discovery.talos.dev not reachable (1.9.1)
Member discovery fails: discovery.talos.dev not reachable (1.9.1, Openstack)
Jan 15, 2025
No, Discovery Service respects proxy settings. These failures might have happened before you apply proxy settings, but totally not clear from your description.
Use talosctl get members to see if Discovery Service is working.
Attempting to form a cluster consisting of 1 control plane and 1 worker node fails, because both machines cannot reach discovery.talos.dev for member discovery.
Both are running in Openstack in the same net with an external gateway configured for internet access. An addition, both nodes are configured to use a proxy.
Logs:
talosctl logs controller-runtime
controlplane.yaml/worker.yaml:
However, if I run the discovery service locally both machines can connect.
Could it be possible that the DiscoveryController ignores the proxy settings?
Environment
Talos version: v1.9.1
Kubernetes version: v1.32.0
Platform: Openstack
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: