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Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp XXX:443: i/o timeout

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mikeac466f439a3c402fd2e9f7 October 24, 2019

I’m having the same problem with the Digital Ocean managed Kubernates.

Ticket ID #03026630

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amartincolby October 25, 2019

I know that “me too!” posts are usually unhelpful, but this is also happening with me on my managed cluster. Either I get a timeout or a connection refused and it’s driving me mad.

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bobbyiliev September 22, 2019

Hello,

Are you using the Managed Kubernetes service or do you have your own Kubernetes cluster?

I think that either your master node is down and you can’t connect to the API server, or port 443 is closed on your unmanaged cluster.

Regards,
Bobby

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jkwiatkoski September 30, 2019

Hi there!

If this is a managed cluster please contact support so that we can triage your cluster further.

If this is not managed, I would ensure your master services are online and your master has the appropriate resources allocated to it.

Regards,

John Kwiatkoski
Senior Developer Support Engineer

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