Issue while offloading an application using pod-offloading-strategy

[Priyaboliset]

.#### What happened: We tried to offload an application on peered clusters using pod-offloading-strategy on Remote, as per strategy it needs to run on only remote but pods are running on local cluster

What you expected to happen:

Pods should run on remote cluster as per the pod-offloading-strategy

How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):

Anything else we need to know?:

The steps we performed are below Step1: Peering is established between AWS and GCP Clusters. (Refer image : liqo-peering.png ) Step2: Created namespace and enabled pod-offloading-strategy on remote. (Refer Image: liqo-pod-offloading-strategy.png) Step3: Deployed manifest files in GCP cluster (Refer Image: liqo-deploy-manifest.png) Step4: When I check the pods, All the pods are running in gke cluster only. But ideally it has to run in aws cluster right? (Refer Image: liqo-pod-running-gke.png) Step5: No pods are listing in eks cluster.(Refer image : liqo-eks.png) using liqoctl version: v0.4.. Kindly help to resolve the issue asap Attached all the images for reference above

Environment:

• Liqo version: liqoctl version: v0.4
• Kubernetes version (use kubectl version):v1.21.14

[giorio94]

Hi @Priyaboliset,

Could you please post the yaml of one of the pods that is not scheduled correctly? And the logs of the liqo-webhook?

By the way, I would suggest you to upgrade liqo to the latest version, as we fixed different bugs, and many commands present in the current documentation are incompatible with v0.4.0.