Hey, I previosuly installed flyte using the `flyte...
# flyte-support
g
Hey, I previosuly installed flyte using the
flyte-binary
chart, now trying the
flyte-core
chart. Tried to keep settings as much as possible the same. However when I connect to the flyte console I don't see my existing projects/workflows/executions that I had on flyte-binary.
a
@gentle-tomato-480 this is weird. Can you check the database itself to see if the content is there?
g
Checked the db. I can reach it with the same credentials and all the data is there (also when I move back to flyte-binary all data gets listed
Update on this, when I query
flyteadmin
e.g. using
flytectl get executions -p flytesnacks -d development
on my flyte-core development, I do get a table of executions. I just can't see them in the console for whatever reason
Pretty sure I just messed up my flyte-core deployment somewhere... 🤔
Hmm. In the logs of my flyteconsole pod, I see:
<http://undefined:8080/console>
, should this actually be something else? Specifically, on this cluster I'm testing out right now, I have not configured ingress nor a domain. 🤔 I guess I could/should set
ADMIN_API_URL
to
flyteadmin:80
?
Gonna try to follow deploy-flyte a bit closer and see what happens if I setup flyte-core with ingress and the domain and all
a
and are you able to trigger new executions from console?
g
Well, given that I don't see the workflows, project, tasks or anything in the console. No
I think the console isn't connecting to flyteadmin essentially correctly. Was trying to add some env vars (set BASE_URL and ADMIN_API_URL) so console knew where to look, but so far no luck.
The reason I want to deploy
flyte-core
is to have a setup in which monitoring/metrics works (and is documented). After that I can try to figure out how to set it up in
flyte-binary
, if necessary
a
Well, given that I don't see the workflows, project, tasks or anything in the console. No
😅sure. I meant, if you register a new workflow, can you see it/trigger from console?
g
Ah, my bad. Misunderstood. Will give it a try, though think it's unlikely