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[OpenNESS 2003] Controller's IP address becomes invalid after deploying the controller and edge nodes in the OpenNESS network edge mode using kubeovn #25
I am trying to deploy the OpenNESS Controller and Edge nodes in network edge mode using kubeovn as the CNI. After the successful deployment of the controller and edge nodes, the controller's IP address and the Kubernetes API server are not reachable. I guess it is due to the OVS-DPDK's default settings. I presume that there should be an option to assign the desired physical network interface to the DPDK. Please help me to resolve this.
Controller/Edge Nodes: CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 (Core), Kernel version: 3.10.0-957.el7.x86_64
Status of pods on the Controller after deploying the OVS-DPDK and nfd-worker on the edge node
I am trying to deploy the OpenNESS Controller and Edge nodes in network edge mode using kubeovn as the CNI. After the successful deployment of the controller and edge nodes, the controller's IP address and the Kubernetes API server are not reachable. I guess it is due to the OVS-DPDK's default settings. I presume that there should be an option to assign the desired physical network interface to the DPDK. Please help me to resolve this.
Controller/Edge Nodes: CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810 (Core), Kernel version: 3.10.0-957.el7.x86_64
Status of pods on the Controller after deploying the OVS-DPDK and nfd-worker on the edge node