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Describe the bug
New loxi setup destroys existing Loxi setup if deployed in the same VPC and AZ despite connected to different clusters.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1, Set up Loxi master and backup connected to cluster A. Verify if the subnet for the given CIDR is created and ElasticIP is assigned as expected.
2, On the same VPC and AZ, Set up another Loxi master and backup connected to cluster B. use a different subnet CIDR and different ElasticIP.
3, now you will notice the existing loxi setup is disturbed - removed the elastic ip and destroyed the subnet.
Expected behavior
Despite number of existing Loxi instances in the same VPC or AZ if they have different ElasticIP, different subnet CIDR, different cluster.
Environment (please complete the following information):
OS: Talos 1.6.6
Kernel Version:
LoxiLB Version: latest
Cloud Environment: AWS
K8s Version 1.28.3
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Describe the bug
New loxi setup destroys existing Loxi setup if deployed in the same VPC and AZ despite connected to different clusters.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1, Set up Loxi master and backup connected to cluster A. Verify if the subnet for the given CIDR is created and ElasticIP is assigned as expected.
2, On the same VPC and AZ, Set up another Loxi master and backup connected to cluster B. use a different subnet CIDR and different ElasticIP.
3, now you will notice the existing loxi setup is disturbed - removed the elastic ip and destroyed the subnet.
Expected behavior
Despite number of existing Loxi instances in the same VPC or AZ if they have different ElasticIP, different subnet CIDR, different cluster.
Environment (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: