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I deployed the pihole from the Helm chart. The service configuration looks like this:
# create a kubernetes service and expose
# port 53 outside of cluster on the local network
serviceDns:
type: LoadBalancer
Everything went fine. The service was also created correctly with LoadBalancer type, and external traffic policy set to local.
I updated the DNS settings in DHCP of my router (UDM SE, but I don't think it matters?) to two nodes of my k3s cluster. All the resolution is performed correctly, but all I can see in the Query Log in pihole is an internal k8s IP of ServiceLB pod on the node I use for the DNS.
Is this something that I can fix while sticking to ServiceLB? It doesn't seem like it has a ton of configuration options. Or should I install MetalLB instead already?
tl;dr
I deployed the pihole from the Helm chart. The service configuration looks like this:
Everything went fine. The service was also created correctly with
LoadBalancer
type, and external traffic policy set tolocal
.I updated the DNS settings in DHCP of my router (UDM SE, but I don't think it matters?) to two nodes of my k3s cluster. All the resolution is performed correctly, but all I can see in the Query Log in pihole is an internal k8s IP of ServiceLB pod on the node I use for the DNS.
Is this something that I can fix while sticking to ServiceLB? It doesn't seem like it has a ton of configuration options. Or should I install MetalLB instead already?
commands
kubectl describe service pihole-dns-udp -n pihole
kubectl describe pod svclb-pihole-dns-udp-69336a47-rpggz -n kube-system
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