Closed fachat closed 5 years ago
I don't think the 'pending' status is an issue. I see this as well. We use the Istio Ingress port 31380 instead.
Is 192.168.99.100 your Minikube IP?
minikube ip
Can you invoke the endpoints of the other three services? Run 'scripts/show-urls.sh' to get the URLs.
Can you check whether the web app throws an error?
pod=$(kubectl get pods | grep web-app | awk ' {print $1} ')
kubectl logs $pod web-app
You also ran "scripts/deploy-istio-ingress-v1.sh" right?
@fachat The 'pending' status is to be expected (https://istio.io/docs/tasks/traffic-management/ingress/ingress-control/ -> If the EXTERNAL-IP value is "none" (or perpetually "pending"), your environment does not provide an external load balancer for the ingress gateway. In this case, you can access the gateway using the service’s node port.) As to why you cannot connect I have no idea. You did run the "scripts/deploy-istio-ingress-v1.sh" as Niklas suggested?
I am closing this, please reopen if problem persists
After running the installation process with all scripts for a local minikube, I cannot connect to the app:
Istio tells me something about "pending" on the external IP:
Not sure what I would have to change to template.local.env to run the example locally - I just copied it over. kubectl get pod gives:
Any ideas?