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access the webui service through kubectl proxy from local machine #635
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@eliassal |
Yes, @conradwt , I saw that later in the page 752. Thanks for your response |
@conradwt , allow me ask another question please, in page 868, it is indicated to run
I remove this flag, I get
I add -o I searched Kustomize github, cant find for CREATE Command |
Hi @eliassal, Sorry for the slow reply 😅 That command should work; I just tried it here:
But perhaps it requires a relatively new version of kustomize (or, to put it differently: maybe you have a relatively old version of kustomized installed?) Can you check which version you have, and if you still have that problem with a recent version? Thanks! |
Merci @jpetazzo my Kustomize is |
Ah, it might be a version issue then :) To upgrade kustomize: use the same method as when you initially installed it. If you installed it with a package manager (yum apt pacman brew chocolatey...) use that package manager. Personally I just drop the binary in my |
Hi Jerome, I am following your instructions at page 741 at https://container.training/kube-selfpaced.yml.html#741, all works like a charm but one thing I am not able to understand is why you use port 8001 (which works fine) in the command
curl localhost:8001/api/v1/namespaces/yellow/services/webui/proxy/index.html
Webui does not run on 8001, I have deployed all in yellow namespace and running
kubectl get svc
I get
so how this port 8001 works succesfuly? I am really confused, thanks for your help
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