How to check network TRAI Service connectivity with SWIFT
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Modified on: Mon, 3 Feb, 2025 at 5:13 AM
- First let the sync run.
- Then pause the sync, once traipod is deployed at source cluster.
- Then copy the traipod service IP. Steps are below
- Once the sync starts, wait until the TRAIPOD deployment stage begins, then pause the sync.
- On the SWIFT server, run the following command on the source cluster
- kubectl get all -n <namespace>
- This will display all details about your application, including the deployed TRAIPOD instance.
- Copy the external IP of the TRAIPOD deployment.

- Use the following command to convert the EKS cluster FQDN into an IP address (If source/dest cluster is EKS).
- This will return an IP address that you can use for below steps.
- Execute echo command with swift-traipod-client utility, if the response from the TRAIPod is same as the request, connection is successful else the connection failed.

- You can see above command, that there we have passed the IP and echoing Hello word there.
- If you got the echo back from traipod then it is not a connectivity issue.
- If not, then it has some issue with connectivity issue.
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