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jx-admin: Incorrect CustomResourceDefinition api version for for kubernetes 1.22+. #12
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Hi @bhomrich , could you solve the issue? If so, could you please share the solution? |
To fix this you may remove the line that includes kuberhealthy in helmfile.yaml |
Here is an overview of how it works https://jenkins-x.io/v3/about/how-it-works/ |
Issue still occurs in K8s 1.24.10 with the line that includes kuberhealthy in helmfile.yaml removed
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I tried with newer version kuberhealthy charts, then this problem seems solved, but I still have another issue that tekton cannot strart...(Solved according to tektoncd/pipeline#3367 (comment)) |
I opened this PR to help resolve the CRD apiVersion issue |
if anyone is trying to disable kuberhealthy and meet errors, should look into the below, which also has a kuberhealthy check, and you should also disable those lines. jx3-kubernetes/helmfiles/jx/helmfile.yaml Lines 57 to 62 in a08f795
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During an install onto a new 1.22.10 kubernetes on-prem, jx3 boot pod fails with CRD api version errors.
After following the on-prem install instructions (https://jenkins-x.io/v3/admin/platforms/on-premises/), and getting to the operator install step (jx admin.....)
Logged output is the same as the previously reported issue #10:
I am a novice in understanding how to get the environment to deploy with changed dependencies (my guess is the current specification of kuberhealthy @ version "64" is playing a role in the issue, but I can't seem to make my install change versions at deployment). If there is a primer on how the install/build process works (where it takes inputs to finally build/deploy resources), I'll happily take a pointer and try to help resolve this issue.
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