Team, It was an kubernetes DNS resolution issue. With the help of following
link -
https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/dns-debugging-resolution/
created (*dnsutils.yaml*) pod and found that my K8s cluster pods was
returning following error "*connection timed out; no servers
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the reply. Sorry i didn't give my environment details before.
Please find my environment details below.
*Server:-1*
*Jenkins Master & Kubernetes Cluster Master Server Environment (Both
deployed in same physical server).*
*OS - Centos-8.2*
*Jenkins Version -
What is the K8s-Worker node that you are referring to? You didn't mention
that in the first email so I'm not sure where that fits in. Also which
entries did you actually put into the /etc/hosts file as you don't say what
it looked like before.
I'm fairly new to K8s myself but my main question
Further tried by adding below entries in */etc/hosts* file on both *Jenkins/K8s
Master* and* K8s-Worker* node system as well. But still result is same.
# cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain
Dear Team,
I have *Jenkins Master* &* K8s-Master* running on same server(*CentOS-8*),
Configured Jenkins *Kubernetes Plugin version - 1.26.4* But while running
pipeline job i always getting an error, Below is K8s cluster jenkins agent
pod log.
[root@K8s-Master /]# kubectl logs -f
