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Load Balancers Support Articles
Generated on 1 Jun 2023
Why does my load balancer respond with a 504 Gateway Timeout error?
By default, load balancers time out after the connection has been idle for 60 seconds. You can customize the timeout duration.
Why does my load balancer respond with an HTTP 503 error?
Load balancers return 503 errors when there are either no Droplets assigned to them or all of the assigned Droplets are unhealthy.
Why do my DOKS load balancer settings keep reverting?
You can configure load balancers that are provisioned by DOKS using Kubernetes service annotations .
Why do my load balancer's Kubernetes node(s) have the No Traffic status?
Kubernetes service ’externaltrafficpolicy’ field controls how nodes respond to health checks.
Why did all of my backend Droplets become unhealthy when I enabled PROXY protocol on my load balancer?
Enable PROXY protocol support on your Droplets.
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