Re: [kubernetes-users] SSL endpoints: certs w/o IP SANs ok?

Some clients inside pods talk to the API server via https://$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST:$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_PORT, where $KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST is the IP of the service injected into the pod as an envvar, hence the IP SAN. On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 8:32 PM, Brandon Philips wrote: > Hello John- >

[kubernetes-users] Reviewers for python client

Python Client is looking for contributors/reviewers. Please let me know if you are interested. Thanks, Mehdy Bohlool | Software Engineer | me...@google.com | mbohlool@github -- You received this message bec

[kubernetes-users] Creating a configmap from a folder recursively

Hi all, Is there a way to recursively go through a folder and from that make a configmap? Or is it on the roadmap? Use case is to mount all files in a folder (and its subfolders) into a container as a volume. 'kubectl -f foldername/' supports the --recursive option. But it seems 'kubectl creat

[kubernetes-users] Unable to access the web UI

Hi All I Just started learning about Kubernetes. Started with setting up a 4 node cluster ( 1 master and 3 nodes ) Followed this link to setup things on my laptop with 4 VMs ( KVM based VMs ) https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/centos/centos_manual_config/ The cluster was setup f

Re: [kubernetes-users] One environment or many per cluster?

We've been discussing this a little internally (at uSwitch) as we start to pull more workloads over to Kubernetes so I'm glad it's come up on the list also! To add to the discussion- we currently run two clusters (called red and black) with separate namespaces per team and RBAC to control access.

Re: [kubernetes-users] One environment or many per cluster?

At SoundCloud, we use multiple environments in one cluster, using namespaces and different configuration. We have a weaker notion of environments – there is no global "staging". Therefore, the "env" dimension is grouped *under* the system (~ app). One system's staging and production may be another

[kubernetes-users] kubernetes pod can‘t access external network

i'm newbie to kubernetes,i followed the docs,using kubeadm setup a 2 node kubernetes. everything seem work properly. but i found kubernetes pod can't access external network. it maybe iptables related. or kube-proxy related? my setup kubernetes version: 1.5.1 pod network: flannel xvlan [roo