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Internet via proxy #7
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Hi @ezreal92170, this sounds like a routing or firewall issue. The proxy should not matter, as long as the
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Just to clarify, in my environment i don't have direct access to Internet. I can only use http and https protocol to access the internet and only through a "corporate" proxy. In this error message
we see that the daemon try direct connect to the Internet (ignoring my docker core os host configuration) because dns resolution happened. The direct connection will always fail in my environnement, i must to try to configure a http proxy for the daemon |
Thanks for the details. We are currently in the process of "air gapping" the framework. It will be runnable behind the firewall soon. |
Thanks, if you have some clue to modify inside container any configuration before a new released i can do some test. |
This will be fixed with a new release to happen next week. |
thx i will be happy to test that. |
Can you try the new release and report back? |
Closing. Please report back if you encounter any issues. |
I run DCOS on coreOS and i just try Beta-Kubernetes on DCOS 1.10.0
I use proxy to connect to Internet.
All the tasks are in a running state, but when i try to install a new pod i get the following error
createPodSandbox for pod "redis-master-1405623842-zt2hq_default(97f75286-972a-11e7-937b-e41f13303b18)" failed: rpc error: code = 2 desc = unable to pull sandbox image
"gcr.io/google_containers/pause-amd64:3.0": Error response from daemon: {"message":"Get https://gcr.io/v1/_ping: dial tcp 74.125.133.82:443: i/o timeout"}
I tried to pull gcr.io/google_containers/pause-amd64:3.0 from command line on my coreos host and it works.
Can we use this framework with a proxy to access Internet ?
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