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When we deploy openshift3, i've always seen master and apps domain live at different places, i.e.:
master.osecloud.com for the master node, and *.apps.osecloud.com for the apps.
So this means a gofabric8 deploy --domain=apps.osecloud.com will install correctly, but when you try to login to the fabric8 console, the oauth redirect will take you to https://apps.osecloud.com which is not where the master is. We can work around this by creating the deployment with gofabric8 deploy --domain=master.osecloud.com and then delete the actual routes and create them again with the right apps sub domain `gofabric8 routes --domain=apps.osecloud.com'
On the other hand, if you have your oauth/master/kube api living at port 443, then even with above workaround, the oauth client will redirect you to a master with port 8443, which would be wrong in that setup. would be nice to be able to configure exactly where the master/app subdomain is and where the master port is from gofabric8 deploy
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When we deploy openshift3, i've always seen master and apps domain live at different places, i.e.:
master.osecloud.com for the master node, and *.apps.osecloud.com for the apps.
So this means a
gofabric8 deploy --domain=apps.osecloud.com
will install correctly, but when you try to login to the fabric8 console, the oauth redirect will take you to https://apps.osecloud.com which is not where the master is. We can work around this by creating the deployment withgofabric8 deploy --domain=master.osecloud.com
and then delete the actual routes and create them again with the right apps sub domain `gofabric8 routes --domain=apps.osecloud.com'On the other hand, if you have your oauth/master/kube api living at port 443, then even with above workaround, the oauth client will redirect you to a master with port 8443, which would be wrong in that setup. would be nice to be able to configure exactly where the master/app subdomain is and where the master port is from
gofabric8 deploy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: