Closed jimittmodi closed 1 year ago
@jimittmodi this could be happened if the IP of the system has been changed, did you get a chance to check that ?
If that's the case, we suggested to trigger the uninstall and then install again could help. Please let us know
Thanks Anurag G
Hi @angudadevops, We are running it on Azure VM and the Internal and External IP, both are not changed on restart. I also tried the uninstall option and then again installing it. But it still stays the same.
Thanks Jimit M
@jimittmodi got it, looks like CNS didn't installed properly as it's failed to connect k8s.gcr.io
to pull the images. Currently CNS is not implemented for Azure. I guess you might need to adjust the security groups to pull the images.
Hope this might help
https://github.com/Uninett/azure/blob/master/modules/kubernetes.md
Thanks Anurag G
As this is not specific to Cloud Native Stack, closing this issue.
Getting issue in connecting to the Kubernetes cluster on system restart.
So, on running the playbook again, I am getting the following issue.
Main concern is to know the reason behind not able to connect to the Cluster and the resolution to that.