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After trying out the provider - by converting config of ours to the one required by it - I get the following error:
kops:index/cluster:Cluster resource 'cc-test-eu-ash-15-provider-test-cluster' has a problem: Missing required argument: The argument "subnet.0.zone" is required, but no definition was found.. Examine values at 'Cluster.Subnets[0].Zone'.
However, it is definitely possible to provision clusters with subnets not having any zone set, for example:
I suspect this is due to the provider needing the zone set to something different than None/nothing.
AFAIK kOps code needs either zone set in subnets or zones in the respective InstanceGroups.
Disclaimer:
I have not looked that deeper into the issue right now, but I will tomorrow, and provide more input (outtatime right now).
I have not used terraform for it, but converted it to a pulumi provider to make it work for our setup (I try to convert from a self-written dynamic pulumi provider which wraps around the kops binary to your provider).
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After trying out the provider - by converting config of ours to the one required by it - I get the following error:
However, it is definitely possible to provision clusters with subnets not having any zone set, for example:
Then the zoning info can be in the
InstanceGroup
, for example:I suspect this is due to the provider needing the zone set to something different than
None
/nothing.AFAIK kOps code needs either
zone
set in subnets orzones
in the respectiveInstanceGroups
.Disclaimer:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: