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Error Pulling Image s2i-minimal-notebook #11
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Just to clarify... the jupyterhub-nb pod is created when I do "start server". This is what fails. I don't get why the |
What OpenShift instance are you using? The problem is that the OpenShift instance is missing a default configuration for what is called the ImagePolicy plugin and so that plugin is not enabled as it should be. The configuration should be present, but if the cluster was upgraded from an older OpenShift version it may be missing. If using recent Minishift it is also missing because adding it was removed from For Minishift you can see a discussion about it in: For Minishift you can fix the issue by running:
If you are on a full OpenShift installation, then the master config file for the cluster needs to be updated to add the appropriate ImagePolicy plugin configuration. I am not sure what services need to be restarted after that. As per: the ImagePolicy plugin configuration needs to look something like:
This is taken from another Minishift issue, but should be same for a full OpenShift cluster. As a temporary workaround until you can resolve the issue, you can change:
in the template parameter to be:
That is, reference it from the internal image registry explicitly. |
Thanks @GrahamDumpleton for that information that's very helpful. I am using |
If modifying the master config manually, you will need to use |
Thanks good point. I will spin up a minishift instance. Appreciate the help! |
@GrahamDumpleton Seeing this error when running your config command:
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What minishift version do you have? Ensure you do a I know the command works with:
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Thanks @GrahamDumpleton! That worked for me. You can feel free to close this issue. |
For someone that faces the same issue, following the thread from @GrahamDumpleton for
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That |
I see. |
Any idea why I am seeing this?
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