My Kubernetes Public Service not accessible anymore

8/5/2016

I have had my Application running on Google Cloud Platform on Compute engine for a while now service XX.XX.XXX.XX 107.167.189.109 80/TCP 121d Its a Kubernetes Cluster. Everything was working fine, I didn't touch anything and now all other sudden the site can't be reached. http://107.167.189.109/#/api/v1/category I haven't look at my site in a couple of month now (I was on holidays) I am a paying customer for this service. Is it that if no one visite the site for a while the access is revoked ? I can't understand why the site is down when the only thing I did was not checking it. Is there an "Idle" mechanism starting if a service is not access for a while ? How do I debug this ? Thanks

-- Brett
google-compute-engine
kubernetes

1 Answer

8/7/2016

I turned out that the kubectl get pods was returning status running on my Replication Controllers but they were down (I suppose...). I kill and restarted the whole cluster and everything is back to normal. I sad though the the status was lying.

-- Brett
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