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Hi all,
we're currently evaluating service mesh products for use in our (on-prem/bare-metal and AWS) Kubernetes clusters. After checking that
linkerd check --pre
succeeded, I tried installing linkerd on one of our clusters, usinglinkerd install --ha | kubectl apply -f -
. Unfortunately, the linkerd-destination and linkerd-proxy-injector pods get stuck in statePodInitializing
indefinitely (I waited ~3h). The init-container completes successfully, and its logs look reasonable, but the regular containers never start up.This looks similar to #7271, except in my case, the pods don't get out of the PodInitializing state at all. The cluster is not low on resources, it's a ~50 node cluster with very few workloads.
I'd appreciate any pointers to things I may have overlooked.
Thanks,
Chris
linkerd/k8s versions
kubectl -n linkerd get all
kubectl describe pod linkerd-destination
linkerd-init logs
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