Closed VitorNilson closed 1 year ago
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Facing the same issue after the deployment of ECK on AKS using Helmchart
Name and Version
bitnami/elasticsearch-19.5.5
What steps will reproduce the bug?
helm install elasticsearch bitnami/elasticsearch --set global.storageClass=managed-nfs-storage --set global.kibanaEnabled=true
1.1. Wait for all pods be running ok.kubectl port-forward svc/elasticsearch-kibana 5601:5601
Are you using any custom parameters or values?
--set global.storageClass=managed-nfs-storage --set global.kibanaEnabled=true
What is the expected behavior?
Access Kibana with success.
What do you see instead?
An error: "Kibana server is not ready yet."
Additional information
Hello, folks.
I can't access Kibana with success.
When I do a port-forward to Kibana, this is what I see on browser:
Command used to deploy elastic:
helm install elasticsearch bitnami/elasticsearch --set global.storageClass=managed-nfs-storage --set global.kibanaEnabled=true
Here are some outputs:
$ kubectl get all
:$ kubectl get pv,pvc
:Accessing the pod
pod/elasticsearch-kibana-758c8bd4dc-tq9p4
:$ kubectl exec -it elasticsearch-kibana-758c8bd4dc-tq9p4 bash
This is the kibana.yaml:
And here are the Kibana pod logs:
My kubernetes version:
I'm running on bare-metal (my computer) a microk8s cluster.
Can somebody help me here? I really don't know what's going on.