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First of all thank you for such a great software! When I create a cluster all works perfect: nodes are up and running and recreated if I delete them manually, can create LoadBalancers and volumes. My only problem is that when cluster created with 3 control planes, only one added to LoadBalancer. If I recreate it by deletion then new node won't be added to LoadBalancer at all. Sometimes it might be 2 nodes added instead of 3, but the main issue is that new control planes not added at all to LoadBalancer. As a workaround I add targets to LoadBalancer using label=machine_type:control_plane but it's manual and doesn't feel proper. Please help me, how can I debug the issue why its not automated? I tried to look in the logs but all clean. Do you have any ideas what could be wrong?
Environment:
cluster-api-provider-hetzner version: v1.0.3
Kubernetes version: (use kubectl version) 1.32.2
OS (e.g. from /etc/os-release): Talos 1.9.5
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First of all thank you for such a great software! When I create a cluster all works perfect: nodes are up and running and recreated if I delete them manually, can create LoadBalancers and volumes. My only problem is that when cluster created with 3 control planes, only one added to LoadBalancer. If I recreate it by deletion then new node won't be added to LoadBalancer at all. Sometimes it might be 2 nodes added instead of 3, but the main issue is that new control planes not added at all to LoadBalancer. As a workaround I add targets to LoadBalancer using label=
machine_type:control_plane
but it's manual and doesn't feel proper. Please help me, how can I debug the issue why its not automated? I tried to look in the logs but all clean. Do you have any ideas what could be wrong?Environment:
kubectl version
) 1.32.2/etc/os-release
): Talos 1.9.5The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: