I am trying to set up Kubeflow using charmed-kubeflow . It says "super easy setup" and everything. But I am failing at step 2. Setup: "Normal" remote Kubernetes cluster, set up with Kubespray. My idea was to: juju add-k8s mycluster juju bootstrap mycluster mycluster Juju has Kubernetes access. Juju creates the controller. Juju tries to connect via 10.x.x.x IP. Of course setup of the Controller does NOT work. How should this work? It is a remote cluster, private IPs cannot be accessed directly! + There is no option to configure a different Service type or so! There seem to be zero tutorials on Juju and using it... is anyone using this stuff?

Reputation: 1218

How to bootstrap juju on a Kubernetes cluster?

I am trying to set up Kubeflow using charmed-kubeflow. It says "super easy setup" and everything. But I am failing at step 2.

Setup: "Normal" remote Kubernetes cluster, set up with Kubespray. My idea was to:

juju add-k8s mycluster
juju bootstrap mycluster mycluster

Juju has Kubernetes access.
Juju creates the controller.
Juju tries to connect via 10.x.x.x IP.
Of course setup of the Controller does NOT work.

How should this work? It is a remote cluster, private IPs cannot be accessed directly! + There is no option to configure a different Service type or so! There seem to be zero tutorials on Juju and using it... is anyone using this stuff?

Upvotes: 0

Answers (2)

VariableDeclared

Reputation: 23

You will need to ensure that you use the LoadBalancer controller service type.

juju bootstrap --config controller-service-type=loadbalancer mycluster mycluster

Upvotes: 0

Rui Vasconcelos

Reputation: 21

this issue with the bootstrap command has been acknowledged and a fix is included in the Juju 2.9 release.

To get a release candidate as of now, use: snap install juju --classic --channel=2.9/candidate

Upvotes: 2

How to bootstrap juju on a Kubernetes cluster?

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