Hello,
I've started doing POC for our onprem deployment of Kubernetes cluster using ADC as ingress point but i got stuck with Citrix Node Controller crash-looping, after spending some time debugging I've found, that the problem is with CNC not detecting calico plugin, instead returning undefined and not configuring correct routes on ADC.
[root@K8S ~]# kubectl logs kube-cnc-router-k8loc -n kube-system
CNI Name is calico
ip link delete cncvxlan73964
Host Interface eth0
CNI Interface undefined
ip link add cncvxlan73964 type vxlan id 175 dev eth0 dstport 8472
ip link set up dev cncvxlan73964
ip addr add 172.18.3.1/24 dev cncvxlan73964
InterfaceMac 66:9e:b2:ff:fe:be
VTEP Address 172.18.3.1
Host IP Address 10.131.61.154
Device "undefined" does not exist.
Device "undefined" does not exist.
CNI IP Address
CNI IP Prefix /26
CNI Addr
bridge fdb add 00:00:00:00:00:00 dev cncvxlan73964 dst 10.131.61.156
iptables -I INPUT 1 -p udp --dport 8472 -j ACCEPT
Is there some bug with the new Calico version or some other problem, I'm not seeing?
Hello, I've started doing POC for our onprem deployment of Kubernetes cluster using ADC as ingress point but i got stuck with Citrix Node Controller crash-looping, after spending some time debugging I've found, that the problem is with CNC not detecting calico plugin, instead returning undefined and not configuring correct routes on ADC.
Kubernetes version: v1.30.2 Calico Vesion: 3.28, no BGP image : quay.io/citrix/citrix-k8s-node-controller:2.2.12
According to Issue #31 it should work with VXLAN in Always mode.
Node interfaces (shortened)
Ippoolconfig
Nodes
Controller log
router log
Is there some bug with the new Calico version or some other problem, I'm not seeing?