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I've been working on a deployment from the ground up of a Rancher instance, and ran into what could be described as a bug.
The documentation for the rancher2_node_template resource lists engine_install_url, as an optional parameter. As such I omitted it from my deployment, however, when I attempted to create a cluster with rancher2_cluster it consistently failed with an error that it was unable to install Docker.
Here is my node template portion of my tf file(a few things sanitized):
Fairly quickly tracked it down to the missing engine_install_url, in the UI the script for installing docker was empty, so I entered in the script and it went forward.
When you create a node template with the UI the value is pre-populated for you, as such I believe it should be either a required parameter, or it should have some type of a default. Rancher somewhere does have a set of defaults, as it populates them in the UI. Possibly that could be pulled?
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As discussed on the Rancher Slack channel.
I've been working on a deployment from the ground up of a Rancher instance, and ran into what could be described as a bug.
The documentation for the rancher2_node_template resource lists engine_install_url, as an optional parameter. As such I omitted it from my deployment, however, when I attempted to create a cluster with rancher2_cluster it consistently failed with an error that it was unable to install Docker.
Here is my node template portion of my tf file(a few things sanitized):
Fairly quickly tracked it down to the missing engine_install_url, in the UI the script for installing docker was empty, so I entered in the script and it went forward.
When you create a node template with the UI the value is pre-populated for you, as such I believe it should be either a required parameter, or it should have some type of a default. Rancher somewhere does have a set of defaults, as it populates them in the UI. Possibly that could be pulled?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: