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Loki Ingesters and Mimir Ingesters Sharing a Ring?! #11423

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K8S pods suffers an issue that we call "Fast IPs recycling". The problem is that the IP of a terminating Loki pod may be quickly reused for a starting Mimir pod (viceversa can happen too). If there's not enough delay between when a IP is released and that IP is reused (recycled) for another pod, other Loki pods may connect to that IP believing it's still a Loki pod (when it's actually a Mimir pod now), and this can cause the two memberlist clusters to join.

How to protect from this? The solution is to configure the following in Mimir to enable memberlist cluster "verification" (Loki has similar settings too):

# (advanced) The cluster label is an optional string to include in outbound
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