Closed yz2001zzx closed 1 month ago
Did you configure CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGIN_LIST
properly?
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@k8s-triage-robot: Closing this issue, marking it as "Not Planned".
When I tried to reset the cluster by clicking "reset" button, an error "Server Error occurred: Network Error" popped.
This issue happens after I re-run the scheduler simulator in an EC2 Machine.
I did run "export SIMULATOR_EXTERNAL_IP=your.server.ip" before running "docker compose up -d"
Also, that configure button is not responsive at all. I have enabled all ingress traffic.
I can place node and pod but I need to refresh the browser to see the change. I've tried using multiple browsers (chrome, firefox, edge..etc). Same issue.
Not sure where the issue is.