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| When the exposed service is not reacheable, the first thing to verify is whether the NSG rules are modified outs |
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| When the exposed service is not reacheable, the first thing to verify is whether the NSG rules are modified outs |
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I would mention that there are three components. You would want to check the LB,NSG and potentially kube-proxy. I would also put a reference to the describe commands via kubectl so that you can confirm the sync loops on the cloud-controller code isn't throwing errors before checking the Azure side of things
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change filename to troubleshooting.md
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| ### Exposed service is not reachable from Internet | ||
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| When the exposed service is not reachable, the first thing to verify is whether the NSG rules are modified outs |
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What does "modified outs" mean?
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sometimes customers apply their own rules...
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Perhaps say instead, "first verify whether NSG rules have been modified from their stock configuration."
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| When the exposed service is not reachable, the first thing to verify is whether the NSG rules are modified outs | ||
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| If the NSG rules are OK, you can check if your service is reachable using service's cluster IP from another pod. | ||
| If that's not reachable, it's likely that the iptable is out of sync. |
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| When the exposed service is not reachable, the first thing to verify is whether the NSG rules are modified outs | ||
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| If the NSG rules are OK, you can check if your service is reachable using service's cluster IP from another pod. |
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Should be: "using the service cluster IP"
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