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Detect clock skew vs the master or some other central source #26

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pwittrock opened this issue Jul 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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Detect clock skew vs the master or some other central source #26

pwittrock opened this issue Jul 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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@pwittrock
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The master depends on itself having a similar view of time as the Nodes, and the controller manager will not properly roll out deployments if the node and master clocks are skewed. We should figure out a way of detecting this condition.

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Ref kubernetes/kubernetes#29229

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The clock skew issue should have been handled in kubernetes/kubernetes#6159.

It is really hard for the node problem detector to detect the clock skew. It has to do similar thing with what ntpd does. :)

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