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Right now I have made a fake dummy interface and given it a default route, but I feel like there must be a better way?
And/or is there a better network then flannel I should use? I tried calico, since it claims it will make its own default route for you, but it installed a LOT of pods and this is on a small COTS system that is very limited, so I really love K3s little foot print and dont want the extra stuff.
Another thing I tried was making a interface (that doesn’t really do anything) hold a default route with a low metric, so if the real interface with DHCP ever comes up, it will be the default route.
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yeah, that’s the best way to do it. You need a dummy interface with a high-cost default route for kube-proxy to work properly
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