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Postgres authentication not working #20
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Adding the username to the secrect (acc. this bug report) fixed the issue but now I have another problem. No clue why the pod is not running:
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it seems that flyte propeller failed to connect to K8S apiserver using https://10.152.183.1:443, normally it should be the internal svc address 10.96.0.1:443 |
@brandli thank you for pointing the problems in the guide and sorry for the poor experience. |
@brandli there was a mismatch in the db username between the Helm values and the actual db deployment. It only affected flyte-binary and is now fixed. Could you redeploy and report back any issues? |
(total rookie writing)
I tried to follow the tutorial for installing flyte on my desktop machine which has microk8s on it. I can set up the dependencies, minio seems to be running fine and I can also log into the postgres pod and see the according databases.
But whenever I try to run "helm install flyte-binary flyteorg/flyte-binary --values onprem-flyte-binary-values.yaml -n flyte", the pods keeps crashing with following log:
I am using the default "postgres" password and I already figured out that there is a username mismatch in the two files provided: in "onprem-flyte-dependencies .yaml" the username is "flyte" but in "onprem-flyte-binary-values.yaml" the username is "postgres". After I changed the config for the binary, it now just keeps complaining about the password. I tried it with providing the passwork together with the username but also with the local-secret.yaml ... neither is working. Could you please help me and point me in the right direction?
(There also seems to be a typo in point 3 of "002-single-node-onprem-install.md" -> the command is "kubectl apply -f local-flyte-resources.yaml" but the file downloaded is called "onprem-flyte-dependencies.yaml" ... or am I missing something?)
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