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I have installed and uninstalled the chart several times, but there is no way for the pods to start correctly. They seem to be crashing one after another mostly for not being able to resolve elasticsearch-discovery-efk-cluster. This happens even when the master node is apparently running correctly.
You might have some DNS issues in your cluster. You could attach to data node kubectl exec -it es-data-efk-cluster-default-0 -n <NAMESPACE> bash and run nslookup elasticsearch-discovery-efk-cluster. It should resolve to cluster IP, the same address that you see here kubectl get svc elasticsearch-discovery-efk-cluster -n <NAMESPACE>.
I have installed and uninstalled the chart several times, but there is no way for the pods to start correctly. They seem to be crashing one after another mostly for not being able to resolve
elasticsearch-discovery-efk-cluster
. This happens even when the master node is apparently running correctly.Any clues?
Thanks!
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