Open AlleNeri opened 3 months ago
@AlleNeri I see minikube is warning that you dont have access to the registry.k8s.io
❗ This VM is having trouble accessing https://registry.k8s.io
are you behind a proxy or a corp setting that restricts you ? or have you set the right HTTP_PROXY env vars before starting minikube?
/triage needs-information /kind support
No, the host isn't behind a proxy, and I don't have corporate restrictions. I encounter this issue regardless of the network I'm using. \ I've tried several things:
curl -Ss -m 2 https://registry.k8s.io
(the command I found in the logs) on the host works, but it doesn't work on the guest VMI suspect this might be a problem related to the CNI, although I'm not entirely familiar with how it operates or how Minikube handles it
I tried using VirtualBox as the driver and it worked. \ Since I'm using Minikube for my thesis, I cannot afford to wait for a solution for too long; therefore, I will use Virtualbox. However I'm not closing the issue because I'm still interested in a solution and also for others who might having the same problem. \ I leave the last piece of information that I have found: in the control plane node the kublet service has issues with the IP tables. kubelet-service.txt
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