Open ankitpopli1891 opened 6 years ago
@ankitpopli1891 Is your Load Balancer IP / master VM's IP static ?
@foram31k Yes.
Did try to make it dynamic, wasn't successful. Can't remember the issues faced, tried it more than a month earlier. Finally, decided to raise an issue.
@ankitpopli1891 I had faced the same issue, by following these steps my issue was resolved.
STEPS TO MITIGATE THE ISSUE
1) Login to Portal. 2) Navigate to Load Balancer k8s-master-lb 3) Create a new Public IP address (Dynamic) and associate with the Load Balancer. 4) Save the Settings. 5) Once the settings are saved, verify that the Load Balancer is associated with newly created Public IP address. 6) Increase the Agent Pool Count. 7) Once the agent Pool count is increased successfully navigate to the load balancer and change the dynamic public IP associated with the LB to the previous static public IP address. 8) Save the changes.
@foram31k Thanks for the solution. It did help me move forward, now I get a different error.
{ "error": { "code": "RulesUseSameFrontendPortAndProtocol" } }
I'll try a few different things, & reach back if it doesn't work.
The weird thing is I'm being billed for 2 agents and the count is still 1.
& actually there are 2 agents running.
Is this a request for help?: Yes
Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST? (choose one): Bug
Orchestrator and version (e.g. Kubernetes, DC/OS, Swarm) Kubernetes
What happened:
Command
What you expected to happen: The agent count should change to 2.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible): Follow the docs on Scale agent nodes in a Container Service cluster
Anything else we need to know: