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Probably due to inadequate documentation, people think that they can define service IPs that overlap with node IPs. This breaks things in multiple ways (ARP poisoning in L2 mode, wrong kube-proxy rules executed in all modes...), and is not at all a supported mode of operation.
The controller should detect and reject such configurations, as well as refuse to allocate IPs if they overlap with node IPs.
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Probably due to inadequate documentation, people think that they can define service IPs that overlap with node IPs. This breaks things in multiple ways (ARP poisoning in L2 mode, wrong kube-proxy rules executed in all modes...), and is not at all a supported mode of operation.
The controller should detect and reject such configurations, as well as refuse to allocate IPs if they overlap with node IPs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: