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After upgrading from MLB 1.8.0 to 1.12.2 we started to see this error in syslog. Tracking it down, we found out, that it is actually printed for each marathon task that doesn't have any ports defined.
We also upgraded marathon from 1.4 to 1.6 (theres the networking rework in 1.5) - so I cant actually say, when exactly this issue happened.
Anyways, we use MLB with --group external and we specify in each app sth like HAPROXY_n_GROUP=external - if we want the specific port to be public (sometimes app has more ports, some of them loadbalanced, some of them not.
However, for apps, that have no ports at all (and thus no HAPROXY_GROUP flag) - this message gets printed for each its task - which obviously makes syslog kinda unreadable...
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Task has no resolvable IP address - skip when app has no ports
Error: "Task has no resolvable IP address - skip" when app has no ports
Aug 24, 2018
and run mlb - i run sth like: ./marathon_lb.py --log-level WARNING --sse --marathon http://mesos-test-master.priv --group external --skip-validation --haproxy-config /tmp/haproxy.cfg
and it logs:
2018-09-11 13:41:26,964 marathon_lb: Task has no resolvable IP address - skip
2018-09-11 13:41:26,968 marathon_lb: Task has no resolvable IP address - skip
After upgrading from MLB 1.8.0 to 1.12.2 we started to see this error in syslog. Tracking it down, we found out, that it is actually printed for each marathon task that doesn't have any ports defined.
We also upgraded marathon from 1.4 to 1.6 (theres the networking rework in 1.5) - so I cant actually say, when exactly this issue happened.
Anyways, we use MLB with
--group external
and we specify in each app sth like HAPROXY_n_GROUP=external - if we want the specific port to be public (sometimes app has more ports, some of them loadbalanced, some of them not.However, for apps, that have no ports at all (and thus no HAPROXY_GROUP flag) - this message gets printed for each its task - which obviously makes syslog kinda unreadable...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: