Hi there We re trying to put together a clustered environmen

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Hi there We re trying to put together a clustered environment on a baremetal microk8s cluster We ve provisioned our postgresql server and our minio server and we re trying to work with the flyte binary helm chart We ve configured the necessary `configuration database` and `configuration storage providerConfig` configs with the following ```configuration database host = postgres svc configuration database username = postgres configuration database password = lt passwd gt configuration storage metadataContainer = bucket1 configuration storage userDataContainer = bucket1 configuration storage providerConfig s3 endpoint = minio svc configuration storage providerConfig s3 authType = acceskey configuration storage providerConfig s3 accessKey = flyteuser configuration storage providerConfig s3 secretKey = lt flyteuserpasswd gt configuration storage providerConfig s3 disableSSL = true``` We re able to register workflows and tasks and we re able to execute them although the pods running our hello world tasks are not able to connect to our minio instance at least that s what we get from the following error ``` execute task 362 handle annotated task ctx task def inputs output prefix opt venv lib python3 8 site packages flytekit bin entrypoint py 304 in handle annotated task 304 dispatch execute ctx task def inputs output prefix opt venv lib python3 8 site packages flytekit bin entrypoint py 160 in dispatch execute 160 ctx file access put data ctx execution state engine dir output pr opt venv lib python3 8 site packages flytekit core data persistence py 320 in put data 320 raise FlyteAssertion FlyteAssertion Failed to put data from tmp flyte erp4nnjc sandbox local flytekit engine dir to <s3 flyte metadata propeller flytesnacks development fa6db7ab7ed90473588b n0 da> ta 0 recursive=True Original exception Unable to locate credentials``` Any idea what s going wrong

Kevin Su · Answer

did you add default env vars in propeller configmap <https github com flyteorg flyte blob 585143028fe4cef0af568938503e1a52669f6c34 charts flyte core values sandbox yaml L72 L76>

Mike Olasz · Answer

Yes I ve tried that but these environment variables then were all lowercase in the task s pod which resulted in a failed authentication since the values were not picked up correctly

Mike Olasz · Answer

Although the PodTemplate approach seems to be working

Mike Olasz · Answer

But it doesn t If I want to hide the sensitive values I need to mount a secret resource to the pod but it seems a bit dumb to create the secret resources in every project domain k8s namespace just to do so Any suggestions for this