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A very large cluster in iptables mode sees kube-proxy take a long time to converge after a change. What is the underlying cause?
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Answer: B. iptables rules are written per Service and per endpoint, so the rule set grows very large
In iptables mode kube-proxy creates rules for every Service and every endpoint address, so tens of thousands of endpoints leave it slow to update the whole set.
Source: Virtual IPs and Service Proxies (Kubernetes) — Proxy modes › iptables proxy mode › Optimizing iptables mode performance