How to resolve Istio 503 NC cluster_not_found on Kubernetes
The Istio 503 NC cluster_not_found
error typically occurs when the service mesh cannot find a destination cluster for routing. This error is usually seen in scenarios involving Istio's Envoy proxy and can be caused by several issues, such as incorrect configuration, missing service discovery, or routing rules misconfiguration.
Here’s how you can troubleshoot and resolve the error:
1. Check Service Discovery
- Verify the service exists: Ensure the destination service is running in the cluster and is discoverable by Istio.
- Inspect Istio's service registry:
- Replace
<pod-name>
and<namespace>
with the name of the pod and its namespace. Ensure the destination service is listed.
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2. Validate Virtual Service and Destination Rule
- Confirm that the VirtualService and DestinationRule are properly defined for the service.
- Verify that the
host
field matches the actual service name (including the namespace if necessary):
3. Check Sidecar Injection
- Ensure that sidecar injection is enabled for the namespaces where the source and destination services are running:
- If not enabled, annotate the namespace:
- If not enabled, annotate the namespace:
- Confirm the sidecar proxy is running:
4. Verify Connectivity and Endpoints
- Check if the endpoints of the destination service are correctly registered:
- Confirm that the pods backing the service are healthy and ready:
5. Inspect Gateway and Ingress Configuration
- If the error involves traffic coming through an Istio Gateway, ensure the Gateway is properly configured:
- Verify the Gateway and VirtualService are linked correctly.
6. Check DNS Resolution
- Ensure the DNS names of the services resolve correctly inside the cluster:
7. Examine Logs
- Inspect logs from the sidecar proxy for the source pod:
- Check the Istio control plane logs:
8. Validate Istio Configuration Consistency
- Ensure Istio's configuration is consistent across namespaces:
9. Sync or Restart Pods
- Restart the affected pods to re-trigger service discovery:
10. Debug Using Envoy Config
- Inspect the Envoy configuration of the sidecar proxy:
- Look for the expected cluster and its configuration.
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