Open ankur6ue opened 3 years ago
Tagging @JethroMV because I borrowed my values.yaml from his issue.
I tried a different CNI - calico and after setting the host interface to cali+, kiam works. So for whatever reason, the default CNI on kops (cbr0 on kubenet?) doesn't work.
Here's my values.yaml
agent:
gatewayTimeoutCreation: 40s
timeout: 40s
log.level: debug
host:
interface: cali+
iptables: true
iptablesRemoveOnShutdown: true # ensures that ip tables set by kiam are removed when kiam is uninstalled
server:
gatewayTimeoutCreation: 40s
timeout: 40s
log.level: debug
assumeRoleArn: arn:aws:iam::111:role/kiam_server_iam_role
nodeSelector:
kubernetes.io/role: master
tolerations:
- key: "node-role.kubernetes.io/master"
operator: "Exists"
effect: "NoSchedule"
sslCertHostPath: /etc/ssl/certs
Glad it's working! For reference we used weave
networking with the above config but not specifying the agent.host.interface
, and it's working OK too.
agent:
host:
interface: weave
iptables: true
...
Hello -
Struggling to get kiam to work on a kops cluster using AWS.
I used kops to set up a kubernetes cluster on AWS consisting of one master and two worker nodes. All went well, was able to create pods, exec into them etc.
Then, I used the following values.yaml to install kiam:
I set the host interface to cbr0, because kops uses kubenet networking by default and the network interface for kubenet is cbr0, according to kops docs. The NoSchedule taint on master ensures that only the server can run on the master node.
I used helm to install kiam: helm install kiam uswitch/kiam --namespace kiam --values kiam/kiam-values.yaml
The server and agent pods were spun up and seem to be working.
Then I created a pod and namespace with IAM role annotations. However upon exec'ing into the pod and doing a curl: curl http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/
I get the IAM role attached to the EC2 instance on which the pod is running, rather than the IAM role in the pod annotation.
Here are some of the server logs: Server:
{"credentials.access.key":"ASIAYABGL6VMKUZVVMFFQ","credentials.expiration":"2021-10-16T21:56:59Z","credentials.role":"arn:aws:iam::111111:role/ankur6ue-dev-ocr-data-access-role","level":"info","msg":"expiring credentials, fetching updated","time":"2021-10-16T21:52:59Z"} {"credentials.access.key":"ASIAYABGL6VMPVVDB6THQ","credentials.expiration":"2021-10-16T22:07:59Z","credentials.role":"arn:aws:iam::111111:role/ankur6ue-dev-ocr-data-access-role","level":"info","msg":"requested new credentials","time":"2021-10-16T21:52:59Z"}
This indicates the server is requesting credentials for the IAM role (arn:aws:iam::111111:role/ankur6ue-dev-ocr-data-access-role), so that seems to be going well
However agent logs show no interesting activity: k logs -n kiam kiam-agent-wkfrw {"level":"info","msg":"configuring iptables","time":"2021-10-16T21:08:41Z"} {"level":"info","msg":"started prometheus metric listener 0.0.0.0:9620","time":"2021-10-16T21:08:41Z"} {"level":"info","msg":"listening :8181","time":"2021-10-16T21:08:41Z"}
Seems like some issue with the iptables set up because the networking calls made by pod don't seem to be intercepted by the KIAM agent.
Will appreciate any help/pointers!