Closed RichardChester closed 1 year ago
I don't see anything alarming in the Jenkins logs above. The logs from the operator pod itself might say why it's restarting Jenkins. Or Kubernetes might restart the pod if it's going over resource limits.
I was running minikube directly on windows, now I've switched to WSL it seems to be working,
Now if I can just work out what branch I need to use so I can get past WARN: install-plugins.sh has been removed, please switch to jenkins-plugin-cli
I should be perfect lol
Describe the bug Kubernetes keeps restarting the pod after the logs say it has started successfully
To Reproduce Follow all the steps to getting started with the operator on kubernetes as described in the documentation found on the web site
Additional information
The documentation on the website doesn't actually work as is so I had to update various plugins and the jenkins version
Kubernetes version: 1.25 (minikube) Jenkins Operator version: 0.7
Add error logs about the problem here (operator logs and Kubernetes events).