Without any knowledge of your services and ports in use, might you be trying to access a port on the external service that is being used by an internal service? There is a known issue in versions prior to Istio 1.1.3. There is a note describing this in the doc.: ALLOW_ANY only worked on ports with no HTTP services or service entries defined within the mesh. External hosts using the same port as any internal HTTP service fell back to a blocking-by-default behavior. Because some ports, such as port 80, have HTTP services inside Istio by default, prior to Istio 1.1.3 you couldn’t call external services on any of those ports either.
Thanks for reply, yes I’ve seen that stanza and it got me even more confused. The port number I’m trying to access is 8080 pretty standard one, but I’m pretty sure I don’t have any sidecar with 8080 config.
It think you are saying you got things to work using a workaround of changing your Eureka to a port that wasn’t being used by a service. That is good. I am trying to verify that the issue you are seeing with a using a port that is already in use is fixed in 1.1.3.
@Dinar_Valeev So I tried 1.1.3, and initially it failed the same as 1.1.2. Looking at the doc and issues/PRs it looks like when you install 1.1.3, you also need to add –set pilot.env.PILOT_ENABLE_FALLTHROUGH_ROUTE=1. This is called out at the top of the Control Egress Traffic page. When I updated using the additional flag, my test worked.