- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Getting Started
- Operation Guide
- FAQs
- Overview
- Permissions
- Pod Startup Fails Because the Envoy Sidecar Is Unready
- Envoy Converts Headers to Lowercase
- Headless Service-related FAQs
- Istio-init Crashes
- VirtualService Does Not Take Effect
- Inappropriate VirtualService Route Matching Order
- Failed to Access an Ingress Gateway from the Public Network
- Parsing Fails After Smart DNS Is Enabled
- Locality Load Balancing Does Not Take Effect
- Sidecars Are Not Automatically Injected
- Circuit Breaking Does Not Take Effect
- Service Is Abnormal Due to a Retry Policy
- Incomplete Call Tracing Information
- TCM Policy
- Glossary
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Getting Started
- Operation Guide
- FAQs
- Overview
- Permissions
- Pod Startup Fails Because the Envoy Sidecar Is Unready
- Envoy Converts Headers to Lowercase
- Headless Service-related FAQs
- Istio-init Crashes
- VirtualService Does Not Take Effect
- Inappropriate VirtualService Route Matching Order
- Failed to Access an Ingress Gateway from the Public Network
- Parsing Fails After Smart DNS Is Enabled
- Locality Load Balancing Does Not Take Effect
- Sidecars Are Not Automatically Injected
- Circuit Breaking Does Not Take Effect
- Service Is Abnormal Due to a Retry Policy
- Incomplete Call Tracing Information
- TCM Policy
- Glossary
Locality Load Balancing Does Not Take Effect
Last updated: 2023-12-26 15:28:16
It is tested that Istio's locality load balancing does not take effect. This section describes several common reasons.
DestinationRule Is Not Configured with outlierDetection
Locality load balancing is enabled by default. It takes effect only after you configure DestinationRule and specify
outlierDetection. The configurations enable Istio to perceive whether endpoints are abnormal. When endpoints in the current locality are abnormal, a failover to endpoints in another locality is triggered.Configuration example:
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1beta1kind: DestinationRulemetadata:name: nginxspec:host: nginxtrafficPolicy:outlierDetection:consecutive5xxErrors: 3interval: 30sbaseEjectionTime: 30s
Client Is Not Configured with a Service
The Istio control plane separately delivers EDS to each data plane. Localities of different data plane instances (Envoy) may be different, and the generated EDSs may also be different. Istio will obtain the locality information of the data planes. To be specific, Istio finds the region, zone, and other information stored on the endpoints corresponding to the data planes. If the client does not have any service, no endpoint is available and the control plane cannot obtain the locality information of the client. In this case, it is impossible to implement locality load balancing.
Solution
Configure a service for the client, with the selector field set to the label of the client. If the client does not provide services externally, the ports of the service can be arbitrarily defined.
Headless Service Is Used
For the access to a headless service, locality load balancing is not supported because Istio will directly pass through the headless service request without performing load balancing. Therefore, the client will directly access the pod IP address parsed by DNS.
Solution
Independently create a non-headless service.
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