I am experiencing some weird behaviour. When I ssh into the rancher-server (hosted on aws) I cannot ping anything not even localhost. The terminal just blocks. Tried restarting the rancher-server machine but the behaviour is exactly the same.
Pretty sure they are. In fact it was working and everything got skewed after the upgrade. We have now installed rancher-server on ubuntu and it has been a much more stable experience. Have you had any similar experience? Would you recommend RancherOS for a production server at this point in time?
Oh, so something failed after upgrade. Were you upgrading Rancher or RancherOS?
We test primarily on Ubuntu as Rancher was created before RancherOS, so at this time Rancher on Ubuntu will definitely be more stable than with RancherOS.
RancherOS and Rancher are still in beta, so I’ll let you make the decision on what you would use for production.
No everything went haywire after a service upgrade. We have a tomcat service running. This service is load balanced through the HA proxy you provide. Upon upgrading everything went haywire, we could not ping anything internally or across the network. We could not even ping local host within the same container. On Ubuntu we still experience problems when we use HA Proxy. Sometimes the service is up and running however the LB cannot ‘see’ the service. If we leave both running the system auto recovers after some time. Is this something you experienced. Could it be that the LB is using the Network Agents to see whether there are any services of ‘this’ kind running and that we are hitting the 4 second issue you discuss in your video?