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What is the scale of cluster usage supported by Flannel ? #2094

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busishe opened this issue Oct 29, 2024 · 4 comments
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What is the scale of cluster usage supported by Flannel ? #2094

busishe opened this issue Oct 29, 2024 · 4 comments

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@busishe
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busishe commented Oct 29, 2024

My cluster use flannel to allocate subnets.Now there are 127 nodes in the cluster,everything running good.I'm not sure if there will be performance issues when my cluster gets bigger

@jokerwyt
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I only know a bottleneck when you try to deploy too many pods in a single node: there is a hard-coded limit you can connect to a Linux network bridge. I am also curious about the design scale of flannel.

@ADoggg9
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ADoggg9 commented Nov 4, 2024

Which type of network backend your flannel is using,Performance issues may be minor in host gateway mode。

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busishe commented Nov 8, 2024

I only know a bottleneck when you try to deploy too many pods in a single node: there is a hard-coded limit you can connect to a Linux network bridge. I am also curious about the design scale of flannel.

Yes.it's hard to reach the limit of a single node in daily use

@busishe
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busishe commented Nov 8, 2024

Which type of network backend your flannel is using,Performance issues may be minor in host gateway mode。

I use vxlan mode.My cluster nodes are in three subnets.

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