Hi buddies, I tried to deploy flyte with `helm tem...
# flyte-deployment
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Hi buddies, I tried to deploy flyte with
helm template
and
kubectl apply
on a self-hosted cluster since there are some restrictions that I can not use
helm install
directly. Everything works well but I encountered
Failed to fetch data
error when accessing
/console
. I find a related issue but seems it maybe outdated and for sandbox mostly. Any comments or suggestions are welcome! BTW, the screenshot of error message is like the following:
k
This seems flyteconsole is unable to connect with FlyteAdmin server
Could be multiple reasons- wdym when you say everything works well
What works
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Hi @Ketan (kumare3),I mean the deployment (pod status, ingress and etc) works as expected.
Hi @Ketan (kumare3), just want to update that the problem is resolved with the Infra guys in our team. The root cause is that we need a https cert for production deployment.
k
Aah
Good to know
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thx anyway.
k
Hello! We're also on self hosted cluster and had to do things a little differently, I haven't had time to put anything together yet but if you have any notes about your deployment process you'd be wililng to share, I think it would be great if all of us who have self hosted could contribute some documentation around a deploy guide
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Hi @Katrina P, I just followed the alternative approach in the README of flyte-core helm charts. https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/tree/master/charts/flyte-core#alternative-generate-raw-kubernetes-yaml-with-helm-template. The only thing I do is generate a separate
values-xxx.yaml
for our self-hosted kubernetes cluster. But I have to admit that the README is a little outdated. Just let me know if there is anything I can help.
k
Thank you @Katrina P for the initiative. @Yee and @jeev are in the middle of releasing some big upgrades
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