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Currently, it's difficult to find out the reason if a NetworkInterface is in Error state.
Basic example
Creating two NetworkInterfaces using the same IP obviously result in an Error state for the second NIC. It would helpful to have the reason attached to the object.
Possible approaches
Extending the state using status.conditions
other kubernetes objects follow the same pattern. e.g. pods:
Fire an Event
Using Events and referencing the involved object can help to understand the state of an object by running k describe <obj>
e.g. pod events
Name: dp-service-bf-tcrns
Namespace: dp-service-bf-system
....
Events:
Type Reason Age From Message
---- ------ ---- ---- -------
Normal Created 20m kubelet Created container init-dp-service
Normal Started 20m kubelet Started container init-dp-service
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Summary
Currently, it's difficult to find out the reason if a
NetworkInterface
is inError
state.Basic example
Creating two
NetworkInterface
s using the same IP obviously result in anError
state for the second NIC. It would helpful to have the reason attached to the object.Possible approaches
status.conditions
other kubernetes objects follow the same pattern. e.g. pods:
Event
Using
Event
s and referencing the involved object can help to understand the state of an object by runningk describe <obj>
e.g. pod events
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: