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Load Balancer has failed in its health probe

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Applies to

CVO-Azure

Issue

  • The health probe status is only completing 50%
  • Both the cluster nodes and load balancer are working as expected.
  • There are no specific errors seen on the CVO related to the load balancer.

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Cause

  • This is expected behavior / by-design.  We don’t use the load balancer in a traditional way – instead, we use it to control access to our Floating IPs (theLIFs we have configured in the Load Balancer are the LIFs that can be migrated between node 1 and node 2).
  • Having the healthy vs. unhealthy probes actually helps to direct traffic to the node where the LIF is at any given time.

Solution

  • No action is required, can be safely ignored.

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