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Just curious are you able to experiment with churning through available Pods without Argo in-between? I'd be curious if something about how it's scaling available Endpoints down is leading to staleness in the cluster in general, and not something related to Linkerd. There are no Linkerd issues that jump to mind that may be causing this, and if it was an actual issue I feel like we would have seen more reports about this. |
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@bjoernw We believe this was fixed in the |
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I have two services deployed. Service A and Service B, both meshed. Service A federates to Service B. During a rolling deployment for service B I see the following logs in Service A's linkerd proxy:
along with a significant, if not complete drop in QPS on service B. This happens in 1/10 deployments and tends to happen about 1min into the deployment. Unfortunately, this pretty much causes a complete outage for 30seconds until it recovers by itself.
Service A has about 20 pods and Service B 120 pods. Prior to 2.12.4 I thought maybe this had to do with the bug that was fixed in 2.12.4 around
stale endpoints when using EndpointSlice objects
since that seemed to make sense if linkerd was still attempting to route traffic to shut down pods due to a stale cache. But I am now on 2.12.4 and am still experiencing this issue.Any help identifying the root cause here would be greatly appreciated.
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This does not happen on services where we use canary rollouts that cause pod counts to double and TrafficSplits slowly move traffic between stable and canary pods. This only happens on services that use canary deployments with argo-rollout's dynamic scale property that shuts down stable pods as canary pods become ready, and also on standard k8s rolling deployments.
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