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After some hacking I got it working according to it's guidelines. Only info not clear was a feature-gates part. That I managed with these steps, found here hetznercloud/csi-driver#17 (comment):
ssh to each node
kubeadm alpha kubelet config download
sudo systemctl restart kubelet
After this I got Volumes working nicely.
BUt now and I'm not sure what is a cause, can't add more workers to cluster:
$ hetzner-kube cluster add-worker --datacenters nbg1-dc3 --name he1 ────────────────────────
2019/03/09 11:24:18 creating server 'he1-worker-06'...
--- [======================================] 100%
2019/03/09 11:24:22 Created node 'he1-worker-06' with IP 116.203.115.180
2019/03/09 11:24:22 creating server 'he1-worker-07'...
--- [======================================] 100%
2019/03/09 11:24:25 Created node 'he1-worker-07' with IP 116.203.115.156
2019/03/09 11:24:25 sleep for 30s...
he1-master-01 : wireguard configured 7.7% [--------------]
he1-worker-01 : configure wireguard 5.9% [--------------]
he1-worker-02 : wireguard configured 11.8% [--------------]
he1-worker-03 : configure wireguard 5.9% [--------------]
he1-worker-04 : configure wireguard 5.9% [--------------]
he1-worker-05 : configure wireguard 5.9% [--------------]
he1-worker-06 : configure wireguard 64.7% [========>-----]
he1-worker-07 : wireguard configured 70.6% [=========>----]
2019/03/09 11:29:16 run failed
command:systemctl enable wg-quick@wg0 && systemctl restart wg-quick@wg0 && systemctl enable overlay-route.service && systemctl restart overlay-route.service
stdout:Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/[email protected] → /lib/systemd/system/[email protected].
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/overlay-route.service → /etc/systemd/system/overlay-route.service.
Job for overlay-route.service failed because the control process exited with error code.
See "systemctl status overlay-route.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details.
err:Process exited with status 1
So I have questions:
Is Cloud Volumes planned as feature so no manual tweaking of nodes is required ? As addon it would be great.
Does my current problem with new worker nodes has anything to do with manual nodes modification ?
PS: Sorry, I know this isn't a proper issue more it's a question, I will create new propers ones from this one after discussion.
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Mentioning a support for Hetzner Cloud Volumes
Hetzner Cloud Volumes support and problems with cluster extend after manual updates of nodes
Mar 9, 2019
Hi everyone.
I'm a K8s newbie and evaluating different k8s solutions, came upon your awesome
hetzner-kube
as I'm a Hetzner Online really satisfied user.Of course usage of Hetzner volumes would be welcome, I investigated and found https://github.com/hetznercloud/csi-driver and was surprised that no mention about project and it's integration.
After some hacking I got it working according to it's guidelines. Only info not clear was a feature-gates part. That I managed with these steps, found here hetznercloud/csi-driver#17 (comment):
kubeadm alpha kubelet config download
sudo systemctl restart kubelet
After this I got Volumes working nicely.
BUt now and I'm not sure what is a cause, can't add more workers to cluster:
So I have questions:
PS: Sorry, I know this isn't a proper issue more it's a question, I will create new propers ones from this one after discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: