Hi,
As a general rule, you may want to check for the corresponding container
health and logs.
You won't find any apache or nginx listening. The process serving on :8443
is openshift, it should be started in a container.
Note that the master-api container, in charge of that service, closely rely
The openshift-ansible install pulls from docker.io without any special
configuration required.
If you have a registry keys that you previously used for OSE, then removed
those and anything that references redhat registry.
From: users-boun...@lists.openshift.redhat.com
On Behalf Of Subhendu
Running into an installation failure that seems to be network related but
cannot find the problem issue.
Running the installation on a single node with an all-in-one config.
The host has two networks.
Primary: 172.16.192.12/24
Secondary: 172.16.193.55/24
Docker is using standard networking:
Hi,
if you have master and etcd colocated on the same node, you should use
'node-config-master-infra' node group instead of 'node-config-master'.
Check the last 2 paragraphs of [1].
Andrej
[1]
Dear Team,
I've encountered some issue to installing openshift (okd 3.11) on 3 vms (1
master and 2 nodes).
I followed the recommendations and procedure as described in docs.
Then I launched the ansible prerequiste playbook without issue, all was fine.
But unfortunately the deploy_cluster
