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Hi there!
There is a known issue in the kubernetes project(https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/66607)for connections from within the cluster accessing public urls to the cluster. When traffic that originates from a Kubernetes pod goes through the Load Balancer, the kube-proxy service intercepts the traffic and directs it to the service instead of letting it go out to the Load Balancer and back to the node. This can cause a variety of issues depending on the service that receives these requests. In DOKS this often results in: “timeout”, “bad header”, or SSL error messages.
Current options for workaround are the following:
Access DOKS services through their resolvable service names or by using the desired services clusterIP.
or using this service annotation on newer(1.14+) clusters:
Hope this helps!
Regards,
John