Closed siamak-haschemi closed 8 years ago
I assume I am missing the --server-key
option.
I use k8s on Google's GKE. Do I have to generate that key, or is it a pre-created key?
This is a Python 2 vs Python 3 error, but it also looks like your file is missing.
You need to SSH into your kube master and grab /srv/kubernetes/serviceaccount.key (off the top of my head, the path might be slightly different) and pass the path to that with --server-key
Create-volume is a extremely alpha feature and will only work on the newest builds of kubernetes. You can manually make a pv and pass the name of it if you want to use an old cluster version.
I'll work on adding better detection for these errors before the script actually makes anything.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016, 6:24 AM Siamak Haschemi notifications@github.com wrote:
I assume I am missing the --server-key option.
I use k8s on Google's GKE. Do I have to generate that key, or is it a pre-created key?
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Running the tool results in an exception.