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[Bug]: "waiting for the k3s server to start" #1148
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Some digging with the help of almighty ChatGPT revealed an issue related to SELinux.
Running |
After running |
I'm observing the same issue. Fixing this once might be fine but I presume the issue will come up if there is an automated upgrade of a node? |
Today 2 k3s nodes got status not Ready, reboot not helped. rebuild Suse MicroOs and try add new k3s node, but not success with same errors:
How add new additional node to k3s? |
When I connect to VM:
PS: Autoscaller create new 6 VMs and I don't see on k3s ))))) |
restorecon -v /usr/local/bin/k3s helped, too |
See also for a possible workaround: #1145 (comment) |
@mysticaltech |
@Silvest89 I think the work around is safe to do just after setup. I will introduce it right away. And will also update the k3s selinux package. |
@janhaa @CroutonDigital This is fixed in v2.11.4, please upgrade to it with terraform init -upgrade. |
Thank you! All worked fine |
@mysticaltech I just ran into this issue while updating my cluster, remembered this issue and upgraded right away. All solved now. Just wanted to thank you for your effort 🙏🏻 |
I am getting the same error. |
@jimping Please open a new issue with all the details to reproduce. |
Description
EDIT: This is actually a duplicate, see: #1145 (comment)
Provisioning the servers using
terraform apply
does not work unfortunately:Investigating the control planes journal yields:
Although:
Manual run works fine:
Thank you alot for your efforts!
Kube.tf file
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Platform
WSL
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