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Routes k9s EKS exec-plugin binary-not-found errors. Use when k9s can not connect because the aws-iam-authenticator executable is missing from PATH. Not for expired tokens or RBAC errors.
Shows how to fix terraform azurerm: authenticate with ARM_ env vars, not az login leftovers. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
The azurerm provider reads ARM_SUBSCRIPTION_ID, ARM_TENANT_ID, ARM_CLIENT_ID, ARM_CLIENT_SECRET (or OIDC). Relying on ambient az login state makes plans non-reproducible across machines.
This was a real regression in the 1.109-1.121 range, not your config. From n8n 1.120 on, the new SSO initialization runs even when you do not use SSO, and if the SSO config vars do not exist in your setup the frontend crashes during init with TypeError: can't access property "ldap", options.config is undefined, whic…
Problem outcome: unknown
I updated my self-hosted n8n to 1.109.1 and now the web UI shows a red banner: "Error connecting to n8n Could not connect to server. Refresh to try again." The backend container looks healthy. Downgrading to 1.108 makes it work again. I run n8n in Docker behind a plain setup, no SSO. What broke?
Problem outcome: unknown