This page includes the reference list for the service event reasons that Kubernetes® uses in Version v1.21.3.

Warning Event Type

ReasonMessage
SuccessfulCreateCreate Pod {pod-name} in StatefulSet {statefulset.name} Successful.
SuccessfulUpdateUpdate Pod {pod-name} in StatefulSet {statefulset.name} Successful.
SuccessfulDeleteDelete Pod {pod-name} in StatefulSet {statefulset.name} Successful.
SuccessfulCreateCreate Claim {claim.name} for Pod {pod.name} in StatefulSet %{statefulSet.name} Successful.
PortOutOfRangePort %d is not within the port range %s; please recreate service", port, ServiceNodPortRange.
PortRangeFullPort range %{port range} is full; you must widen the port range in order to create new services.
UnknownErrorUnable to allocate port %d due to an unknown error", port.

FailedToStartServiceHealthcheck

Node %s failed to start healthcheck %q on port %d: %v", hcs.hostname, namespace/service.name, port, err

SyncLoadBalancerFailed

Error syncing load balancer: %v", err

UnAvailableLoadBalancer

There are no available nodes for LoadBalancer.

UpdateLoadBalancerFailed

Error updating load balancer with new hosts %{nodeNames}: %{error}

DeleteLoadBalancerFailed

Error deleting load balancer: %{error listing target groups before deleting load balancer/.

Error deleting target groups after deleting load balancer/.

Error deregistering load balancer from instance security groups}.

ILBOptionsIgnored

Internal LoadBalancer options are not supported with Legacy Networks.

ListLoadBalancers

%{error}

ListPublicIPs

%{error}

CreateOrUpdatePublicIPAddress

%{error}

CreateOrUpdateInterface

%{error}

DeletePublicIPAddres

%{error}

DeleteLoadBalancer

%{error}

Normal Event Type

Event ReasonMessage
DeletingLoadBalancerDeleting load balancer.

LoadBalancerManualChange

Firewall change required by security admin: `cmd`

SkippingEnsureInternalLoadBalancer

Skipped ensureInternalLoadBalancer as service contains 'gke.networking.io/l4-ilb-v2' finalizer ||

Skipped ensureInternalLoadBalancer since ILBSubsets feature is enabled.



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