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Gefyra v2 test feedback #462
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Thanks for trying out Gefyra v2! On the installation:
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@SteinRobert thanks for the quick reply and for checking for the pip install. Regarding
Previously with v1 I used |
@sbor23 we still have some homework on the documentation, I am sorry. Is it a remote cluster? Please try the following with Gefyra 2
You can repeat the steps 2/3/4 for every client/Dev that you want to onboard to your cluster. |
This works for me on a remote cluster.
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Thanks for the pointers. Yes it's a remote cluster.
After moving back the old ~/.gefyra folder:
Recap:
So far setting up the connection seems to work after a bit of back and forth |
After a couple of retries, recreating the deployment etc, we find that the containers cannot reach the services of other resources, although the DNS seems to work:
It sounds like the same issue from #214 |
chore(#462): add ip4 forward in stowaway server conf
@sbor23 seems like v2 was missing ip4 forwarding. This is now included in 2.0.1 |
Can confirm it works now, thanks a lot! |
What happened?
After installing
alive_progress
the command works.There was an issue in my old kubeconfig, so the original part of the bug is not valid anymore:
However
gefyra up
tries to read the kubeconfig and automatically connect to somewhere. That it also seems to read/write from ~/.gefyra/default.yaml.Trying later doesn't work either. But that's not surprising,
gefyra
doesn't seem to find the correct cluster that runs on a private IP in the 10.xxx range.I want to get rid of old gefyra v1 config, so I remove the ~/.gefyra folder.
Bad idea:
However, bringing
gefyra up
still doesn't work. So I triedgefyra down
:but there are leftover resources in the
gefyra
namespace.Forcefully deleting it didn't work:
$ k delete gefyraclients.gefyra.dev default --force --grace-period=0
So I patch the finalizer:
$ k describe gefyraclients.gefyra.dev -n gefyra
But still it still doesn't work, even after waiting 30+ min etc...
What did you expect to happen?
pip install -U gefyra
to workgefyra up
to correct read my kube configPlease provide the output of
gefyra check
.gefyra check
doesn't exist anymore.How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
What Kubernetes setup are you working with?
OS version
Anything else we need to know?
I think automatically detecting the kube config is a wrong assumption anyways, because we have multiple clusters running in different places. The kube config on this host is just not fully setup yet...
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