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Then env is: canary pod count : 1 canary weight: 10 % stable pod count : 1 stable weight: 90 %
If I use internal host, like http://istio-rollout.rollouts-demo-istio.svc.cluster.local/color, then the issue happens, the real traffic is 50% vs 50%, not base on weight but pod count.
But if I use external host, it has no issue, like http://istio-rollout.apps.argoproj.io/color, the traffic dispatch works well. canary 10% vs stable 90%
Do you guys encounter this issue before? Or I made some mistake here?
Thanks for taking time to read this issue.
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Hi Team,
I tested
examples/istio-subset
, it is a canary(subset) rollout.Assume only 1 replica.
if I go to step 1:
Then env is:
canary
pod count : 1canary
weight: 10 %stable
pod count : 1stable
weight: 90 %If I use internal host, like
http://istio-rollout.rollouts-demo-istio.svc.cluster.local/color
, then the issue happens, the real traffic is 50% vs 50%, not base onweight
butpod count
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But if I use external host, it has no issue, like
http://istio-rollout.apps.argoproj.io/color
, the traffic dispatch works well. canary 10% vs stable 90%Do you guys encounter this issue before? Or I made some mistake here?
Thanks for taking time to read this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: