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Cluster cannot start with older versions of k8s #10122
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This issue is impacting kubernetes 1.17 as well: https://testgrid.k8s.io/kops-versions#kops-aws-k8s-1.17
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Yes, dbus should be installed on those images. |
By creating a tempfile and then moving the file into place, we both write more atomically and we can overwrite in-use files. Issue kubernetes#10122
I am using kops1.19 +Kubernetes 1.16. I tried using image latest available kops image "kope.io/k8s-1.16-debian-stretch-amd64-hvm-ebs-2020-11-19". I still see this issue. |
Is there any workaround with this issue? |
@sonowz can you explain a bit more why Ubuntu 18.04 and why docker pre-installed? As for workaround, you could try with: containerd:
skipInstall: true
docker:
skipInstall: true The issue should be fixed once 1.19 is released later this week (I hope). |
There's no reason to use 18.04, it's just a version I'm currently using.
That's good to hear! I'm looking forward to it. |
Thanks for explaining. You may also disable the Docker and containerd services in the AMI. kOps will start them later. |
Disabling autostart of Docker and containerd service works! Thanks a lot 👍 |
@hakman |
By creating a tempfile and then moving the file into place, we both write more atomically and we can overwrite in-use files. Issue kubernetes#10122
@hakman I still see the same issue ... Jan 30 19:43:11 ip-172-20-37-61 nodeup[846]: I0130 19:43:11.909736 846 changes.go:81] Field changed "Mode" actual="0777" expected="0755" |
@hakman Looks changes are not picked. Particular libs (Nodeup) are picked from repositories. Can you please help with that? |
To pick up the sudo fixes, also addresses some problems with docker preinstallation. Issue kubernetes#10122
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After merging #10048, the new way of installing Docker is conflicting with the pre-installed Docker in the
kope.io
images.https://prow.k8s.io/view/gcs/kubernetes-jenkins/logs/e2e-kops-aws-k8s-1-15/1320685447990480896
A similar problem existed in 1.17 and was fixed in kubernetes-sigs/image-builder#273, by just copying the Docker deb files to
/var/cache/nodeup/packages
and letting kOps install them if the hash matches.All
kope.io
images from 1.11 to 1.16, maybe also 1.17.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: