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Cant access kubeflow dashboard after using "kubectl port-forward svc/istio-ingressgateway -n istio-system --address 0.0.0.0 8085:80" #332
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@TranThanh96 Can you make sure your command is the same as the doc https://awslabs.github.io/kubeflow-manifests/docs/deployment/vanilla/guide/#port-forward ? kubectl port-forward svc/istio-ingressgateway -n istio-system 8080:80 |
Hey @TranThanh96, I responded to you on slack, can you additionally specify which deployment option you ran, was it the rds-s3? |
ya, I tried both with and without --address 0.0.0.0 |
I use s3 only |
after re-installing everything, I can reach the login page now |
sounds good, verify you are able to login and run any samples you wish. |
@ryansteakley I cant see any example pipelines in dashboard and I cant create a new notebook server, error: 0/1 nodes are available : 1 too many pods |
looks like you have several pods in crashloop backoff. Is your instance the same size or similar to the one described in https://awslabs.github.io/kubeflow-manifests/docs/deployment/prerequisites/ Did you follow the auto-setup python script? |
run kubectl describe pod -n and similarily kubectl logs -n on the pods in failure state. and share anything you find there as well |
@ryansteakley and this is log for each pod |
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secrets_kf_log.txt |
Can you verify that you are using v3.2.0 of kustomize? Run |
What do you see when you login? Are any other pods still failing? |
Can you verify that the s3-secret you created is following this requirement. |
yes, I can confirm that. How can I give you a evidence? |
No way, to prove. Can you one more time describe the ml-pipeline pod. I would suggest restarting from a fresh cluster, and follow the cluster pre-req listed above. |
Yes, this is 3rd times I re-install kubeflow on aws eks from a fresh cluster. and this error keep occurring |
Sorry you are running into these problems, if you can please share the logs from the latest crashloopbackoff mlpipeline. Which version of AWS kubeflow are you running? I will try to reproduce your issue on my end and see if there is some underlying issue. |
how can I get these log? I can provide it to you. |
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@ryansteakley @TranThanh96 I think this is because of a bug related to missing mysql deployment in S3 only deployment option. It was fixed in @TranThanh96 Can you comment out this like
Please delete the pods which are in crashloopbackoff after doing this so that a new pod gets created |
yes, I try with rds + s3 deployment. everything works. So the problem is related to mysql |
Thanks for reporting this issue. We have released a patch version (v1.5.1-aws-b1.0.2) to fix this issue |
I tried install kubeflow on aws with s3 storage by following tutorial from https://awslabs.github.io/kubeflow-manifests/docs/deployment/
Everything works well except the last step to access kubeflow dashboard: kubectl port-forward svc/istio-ingressgateway -n istio-system --address 0.0.0.0 8085:80
After using port-fowarding, I cant access http://localhost:8080/
This page gave me 403 error: You don't have authorization to view this page!
How can I fix this?
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