If it wasn't resolved as it's not in the documentation wiki (sorry, away
from laptop now) you can probably check how kubectl exec does it. It might
not be the simpler code, but it may shed some light
On Friday, July 28, 2017, Madhukar Nayakbomman
wrote:
> Hi Robinly,
>
> How did you work through
Hi Robinly,
How did you work through this issue? Is there any API which we can use for
executing a command in a container?
Thanks,
Madhukar
On Tuesday, February 28, 2017 at 1:30:09 AM UTC-8, Robinly wrote:
>
> I want to execute command in a container using k8s API, don't use any
> libraries or
I've verified that both etcd2 and etcd3 are fine using FQDNs in TLS
endpoint urls.
As for k8s, is it possible/does it make sense to use an FQDN for
$KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST? It seems it's possible to get the basic k8s
cluster going with certs that have no IP SANs, but the fun stops with
the
thanks for your suggestion,
so it seems replicas run if it's just httpd without mysql inside yaml.
Am I
(1) supposed to setup mysql completely for container to run? using spec?
(2) is it regular practice to including everything in one yaml or separate
them? assuming they need to talk to each othe
Have you checked the logs? Kubectl logs -c
On Friday, July 28, 2017, Snd LP wrote:
> For a development requirement, I'm trying to spin up two containers of
> httpd and mysql with replica of 2 each. (2 * 2 = 4).
>
> However, my yaml file is failing with this. I'm not being picky with spec
> or
For a development requirement, I'm trying to spin up two containers of
httpd and mysql with replica of 2 each. (2 * 2 = 4).
However, my yaml file is failing with this. I'm not being picky with spec
or other requirements but what in this yaml can cause containers to crash?
Feedback appreciated.
