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Unable to use EKS generated kubeconfig #256

Open reubenavery opened 4 years ago

reubenavery commented 4 years ago

For whatever reason, within Kubernetic if I am using a Kube config generated by aws eks update-kubeconfig it always errors out with "Cannot Login: Get "https://B00AB7128C9986D06A6B978E0F18835A.yl4.us-east-1.eks.amazonaws.com/version?timeout=32s": getting credentials: exec: exit status 254".

This is with Kubernetic v2.13.0

dkapanidis commented 4 years ago

Hi,

A common issue is that aws must be under the PATH so that kubernetic can exec the command. You can configure the PATH on preferences section.

can you try again with PATH setup properly? Note that the PATH of your shell is not delegated to the desktop app.

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reubenavery commented 4 years ago

Already have the path setting set to ‘/usr/local/bin’, that was a separate issue

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Hi,

A common issue is that aws must be under the PATH so that kubernetic can exec the command. You can configure the PATH on preferences section.

can you try again with PATH setup properly? Note that the PATH of your shell is not delegated to the desktop app.

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dominch commented 3 years ago

This may be connected with #283
I noticed that not every kube config is parsed correctly, in my case it was plus sign but there may be more special chars that stops kubernetic. Maybe instead of that kubectl config get-contexts should be in use?

hanpeter commented 7 months ago

I'm getting a similar issue with v4.4.0. I've added the path to my Homebrew directory to get the aws command working. Then I am getting an exec: executable aws failed with exit code 255 error.

Your existing guides talk a lot about how to set up a Kubernetes cluster, but very little about how to make sure Kubernetic works with the said cluster. It would be nice to have some FAQs.