If you ssh to the host machine with the router container, and try to curl
https://HOST_IP:80, do you get a response from the server? What about
curling that same address from another machine? If not, generally that's
firewall rules in play (or perhaps the router process is binding to the
wrong
Unfortunately oc cluster up is not a solution that provides sufficient
evaluation capability for our use.
--all-namespaces returns:
#oc get routes --all-namespaces
NAMESPACE NAME HOST/PORT
PATH SERVICETERMINATION
LABELS
Also check 'oc get routes --all-namespaces' just to rule out that the route
got created in another namespace. Also, the traffic needs to be directed to
the node where haproxy is running (not the master).
If the route is not created then one needs to create it, not sure if the
app you created at a
Hi there,
For development/test purposes, I think "oc cluster up" is the easiest way
to get a cluster running. It simply requires a running docker daemon (and
access to the docker socket, so you either need to be root or your user
added to the "docker" group). There's a demonstration here:
