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Version: v0.26.1+a0fedeb
v0.26.1+a0fedeb
The use case is I have EKS deployment and created a wsproxy in GKE.
I can successfully curl the wsproxy and pull up the dashboard message in a browser that redirects me to the EKS deployment's access url.
However in the wsproxies dashboard, it continued to show:
UNHEALTHY Not available Errors unexpected status code 400
Which was expected when I first installed the wsproxy and had not yet created DNS entries.
I had to scale the EKS deployment from 2 to 0 replicas and scaled up to 2, and then the wsproxy showed healthy.
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@Emyrk any ideas why this didn't retry? If this is an expected behavior and requires a restart, that is fair. I'm OK closing this one out.
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Health checks are done every minute I believe. The unexpected status code though makes me think something else was going on 🤔
I will see if I can improve the error message to add any more context.
Emyrk
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Version:
v0.26.1+a0fedeb
The use case is I have EKS deployment and created a wsproxy in GKE.
I can successfully curl the wsproxy and pull up the dashboard message in a browser that redirects me to the EKS deployment's access url.
However in the wsproxies dashboard, it continued to show:
Which was expected when I first installed the wsproxy and had not yet created DNS entries.
I had to scale the EKS deployment from 2 to 0 replicas and scaled up to 2, and then the wsproxy showed healthy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: