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Unable to access api after rolling-update #1898
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I guess that your API Server is down. Could you log in into your master and check how many containers are up? |
I ran the following per @justinsb:
and there is nothing in Not sure if I should close this since @justinsb is providing help via slack or keep this open? Thanks! |
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I was trying to install the
batch/v2alpha1
api on our 1.5.1 cluster. I used the following to install it: #618The rolling-update was able to go through and perform its steps, but I can no longer run kubectl commands. I get the following:
cdelpino@merc1:~$ kubectl --context=dev.boundlessgeo.com get pods --all-namespaces | grep kube-apiserver Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp 52.87.197.246:443: i/o timeout cdelpino@merc1:~$ kubectl --context=dev.boundlessgeo.com proxy Unable to connect to the server: dial tcp 54.196.135.89:443: i/o timeout
I can provide further info if needed. Thanks.
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