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  2. Troubleshooting time synchronization issues on Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster nodes

Troubleshooting time synchronization on Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster nodes

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at December 17, 2025
  • Issue description
  • Solution
  • If the issue persists

Issue descriptionIssue description

System time displayed incorrectly in the Linux console, as well as in container and Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster pod logs.

SolutionSolution

You can specify your own NTP server in the subnet settings using the YC CLI or with Terraform. This will configure the cloud DHCP server to include your NTP server information and propagate it to all nodes in the cloud subnet.

Note

This operation does not automatically delete or recreate nodes in your Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster. To apply these NTP settings within the Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster itself, use one of these two options:

  • Renew the DHCP configuration on each node by running sudo dhclient -v -r && sudo dhclient.
  • Reboot the cluster's worker nodes at a time convenient for you.

Either option may cause brief (up to a few minutes) network unavailability for services within the cluster while the nodes re-acquire their network configuration.

If the issue persistsIf the issue persists

If the above actions did not help, create a support ticket. Provide the following information in your ticket:

  1. Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster ID.
  2. Managed Service for Kubernetes cluster event log: kubectl get events output.

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