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Default AWS accounts unusable for KKP? #1462

Open xrstf opened 1 year ago

xrstf commented 1 year ago

We created a fresh AWS account to test KKP. After installing KKP 2.23 into it, we started to create the first usercluster, also on AWS, in the same account.

However the nodes never joined the usercluster. We found out that this is because we had not enabled Assign Public IP when creating the MachineDeployment via the KKP dashboard. Once we enabled this, new machines could successfully join the cluster.

Our VPC followed the current documentation (i.e. Enable DNS Hostnames was enabled).

It's unfortunate that KKP's default settings result in a broken cluster.

embik commented 1 year ago

My first idea here is that potentially, an internet gateway (or whatever the term is) needs to be attached to the VPC so nodes can go out to the internet. But I'm not sure about that.

embik commented 1 year ago

This would be resolved by #1495.

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embik commented 1 year ago

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embik commented 9 months ago

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embik commented 6 months ago

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embik commented 3 months ago

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