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Deploying kubernetes-dashboard via helm chart fails #578
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Closing in favor of pulumi/pulumi-eks#142 |
This was failing with the following error:
It works as expected if you leave off the |
Related #217 |
@lblackstone I have just tried the code here without the
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@kennyjwilli Are you sure there are nodes available in the cluster? That error says there are none: What does Ah - I think I know what your problem is in that linked example: you create a See Try setting |
Oh wow, totally missed that. You're probably right. I have added the
This seems like something you should be able to recover from without needing to recreate the whole cluster. Perhaps this deserves a separate ticket to fix? Further, it seems far too easy to trip over yourself by forgetting something like this. Getting into a state like this does not seem desirable. Is there a way Pulumi could catch this much earlier? |
The roles are used to update the
I'm sure we can build in checks that make sense, but we should first identify if this may either be an issue in your stack, or in |
It sounds like a |
@kennyjwilli I've opened up pulumi/pulumi-eks#174 to track the role update errors. Thanks for your feedback! |
@metral Just tried this with a fresh stack and I am still getting the same error as before. Here is the code I used: https://gist.github.com/kennyjwilli/8ef9540117351cc69dc2b98c473ce99e. Here is the full output from
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@kennyjwilli I've copied your notes over to the new issue. Let's continue any discussions there. Thanks! |
The below code will fail to deploy with the follow error.
error:
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