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404 on setting up the GCE example. #39
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@jackzampolin thanks for providing the yaml files, helps a lot. Everything looks fine, as even GCE recognises all the services as healthy:
Can you test that for me:
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@simonswine Can reach the server at
I'm now getting |
@jackzampolin What did you do to make it work? I have a similar issue, see #44. I got it working somewhat, then I made some minor changes and now I can only get one site to respond and without TLS. |
@johnparn I still haven't been able to make it work. SSL is more of a nice to have for my project (And I've used up my cert reqs this week 🙊) so I've put it on the back burner. I'm going to try the nginx example this week and see if the results are different. |
@jackzampolin Thanks! I'm eager to hear if nginx will work any better. I've tried different ways of doing it. I have two sites that both needs SSL/TLS and I can get one site up running with a cert, however the second site I start will always return a default backend - 404. I've tried using the same namespace for all sites including kube-lego, separate namespace for all and putting kube-lego in the same namespace as each service. Still just one site will work. Here are the files that I've used. https://gist.github.com/johnparn/ce0e025e8c015de812c0b84ef8b1faf9 |
@johnparn So I tried the |
So I had this running with the default setup. It fetched the certs and was able to see the site up and running! Then I wanted to change some names and reorganize the files so I tore down the cluster and rebuilt it. I haven't been able to get it running a second time! I've gone ahead and created a gist with the appropriate files.
I tried some of the troubleshooting steps from #15 but was again unable to get the certs to authenticate.
Any help would be greatly appreciated @simonswine!
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