-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 6
Cannot create a user or add kubernetes cluster as specified in the Getting started document. #436
Comments
Hi @s-bethi, thanks for reporting! |
Thank you @roiravhon for getting back to me. However i am not able to deploy the sample-apollo-app to kubernetes cluster. shouldn't i see the environment as specified in the Getting started document?
|
We need to update that guide :) |
Thank you again, i set the value to 1 and now i am able to deploy the sample app to the cluster. I am not sure what i am missing.
|
Hi @s-bethi! looks like you get 403 from your kubernetes cluster. Is the service account Apollo uses have full permissions? |
I have configured cluster admin access to apollo service account
Here is the tcpdump of the request from apollo to kubeapi server
|
Very hard to debug this, the forbidden comes from your cluster.. |
Yes i am able to access the pod
|
Sorry for the delayed response here - |
Hey, sorry i couldn't figure out the access issues. |
The next phase is to try accessing the API with Apollo service account and see if we have anything more detailed or search kubernetes logs for any clues... |
Hi, I am trying to use apollo to push deployments to kubernetes cluster.
I am following the steps specified in the Getting started document
https://github.com/logzio/apollo/wiki/Getting-Started-with-Apollo
I brought up the docker containers using docker-compose up -d from apollo/examples directory.
Both the mysql container examples_db_1 and apollo examples_apollo_1are up. I am able to generate a token for default user as mentioned in the document. But i am not able to create any new user or add a kubernetes cluster, I am getting 404 errors in both cases.
The logs of example_apollo_1 container are below, i see errors and i am not sure what i am missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: