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# k3s
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I see the same behavior in a single node k3s installation, but the eBPF error is not present this time. So the 2 things seems not related.
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looks like a simple network issue but I am not familiar with proxmox
connection timeout could be anywhere from a routing table issue to iptables issue
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it looks like the problem was caused by the massive I/O that was happening on the disks. This because all the VMs was sharing a single datastore which was overloaded of I/O. Checking the k3s.service log I've seens a lot or warning regarding the ETCD server replies which were too slow. Givind a dedicated disk to ETCD seems has solved the problem. Thanks a lot for your help @abundant-fish-48120
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Disk issues are always fun. Glad you solved it.