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The bad gateway comes from an incorrect ingress values format in the Helm chart. Use the documented ingress values format from the maintainer-linked comment in the issue thread (the reporter confirmed "its working now" after switching to it). The key is matching the chart's expected ingress block shape rather than han…
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Exposing Teleport through a Traefik ingress controller with the teleport-cluster Helm chart gives a bad gateway error, the ingress never reaches the Teleport proxy correctly.
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This was a chart bug. The maintainers put up a fix removing those fields from the required list in the schema, shipped in the following chart release. Upgrade the chart past 5.6.0. Source: Source:
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Chart 5.6.0 fails validation if the FIM-related values are not set, even though values.yaml and its comments mark them optional. The values schema file listed coolingPeriod, crawlInterval, noAtime, and runAt as required, contradicting the docs.
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Set image.overrideValue=lacework/datacollector:latest so the image is pulled from the whitelisted source and the Warden checks are skipped, plus cloudservice.gke.autopilot=true, priorityClassCreate=true, and resource requests for cpu and memory. As helm flags: --set image.overrideValue=lacework/datacollector:latest --…
Problem outcome: unknown
Deploying the Lacework agent to GKE Autopilot fails admission with GKE Warden constraints violations, even with cloudservice.gke.autopilot set. The daemonset spec pulls the image from a registry path the Warden does not accept, and the pod spec misses Autopilot-required settings.
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Set externalsecure to false and pass --tlsmode disabled so ZITADEL serves plain HTTP; reporters confirmed this gets the deployment to the login page without a reverse proxy. If you later put it behind a proxy with TLS, re-enable the secure defaults. Note that custom external ports can still trigger redirect_uri errors…
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Deploying ZITADEL (via the Helm chart or Docker Compose) showed Message=Instance not found and the login page never came up. The instance setup could not complete because ZITADEL expected TLS on its external address by default, which the plain deployment did not provide. Helm and Docker Compose users hit the same wall…
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This memory leak was traced to grpcio, not Dagster itself: grpcio versions after 1.57.0 leak in Dagster's webserver/daemon setup. Short-term fix: pin grpcio==1.57.0 (1.59.5 was also reported stable) in your Dagster deployment image. Durable fix: upgrade to grpcio>=1.68, which one user ran for a month with stable m…
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Dagster's webserver and daemon steadily grew in memory until containers were OOM-killed, even on small deployments. A user narrowed it down by pinning dependencies and found grpcio was the culprit: with grpcio 1.57.1 or newer installed, memory climbed fast; pinned to 1.57.0, the leak disappeared. A Dagster maintainer …
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This was a Flipt bug in the Postgres write path for segment operators, fixed in release 1.58.2. The reporter confirmed 1.58.2 resolved it. Upgrade to 1.58.2 or later; a nightly build containing the fix was also available while the release was being cut. Source:
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Running Flipt with Helm and an on-premise Postgres database, everything works until you try to modify any entity: editing a variant flag or a segment constraint fails with ERROR: invalid input syntax for type integer: "OR_SEGMENT_OPERATOR" (SQLSTATE 22P02). Reads are fine; only writes to flags and segments break.
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This is expected behavior on new nodes: pods referencing CSI volumes cannot start until the CSI driver registers on that node. During an AKS upgrade the node-driver-registrar image must be pulled onto the fresh node first, one reporter saw the pull take over 6 minutes. The recommended fixes: use the AKS managed add-on…
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After upgrading an AKS cluster (new node created, old nodes cordoned/drained), pods fail with: MountVolume.SetUp failed for volume ... : kubernetes.io/csi: mounter.SetUpAt ... "driver name secrets-store.csi.k8s.io not found in the list of registered CSI drivers". Pods mount Azure Key Vault secrets via the secrets-stor…
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The "baseUrl is invalid" error comes from the Helm chart's URL configuration, not from your data or connections. The fix is to upgrade to the latest Airbyte Helm chart and set airbyteUrl and INTERNAL_API_HOST correctly (double check for stray slashes or old-format values left over from pre-upgrade values files). A…
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After upgrading Airbyte from 0.64.6 to 0.79.0 with Helm, the webapp failed to load with a "baseUrl is invalid" error. The reporter had set the new airbyteUrl and INTERNAL_API_HOST values but was still on an older chart configuration in places. A community member traced it to the chart's URL handling: the fix was t…
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This is a double-templating collision: ArgoCD (and Helm) consume the {{ }} in your ExternalSecret template before the external-secrets operator ever sees it, so the operator receives mangled template text. Escape the braces for the outer renderer, e.g. write {{ "{{" }}.mysecret{{ "}}" }} in the template so ArgoCD …
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Syncing a docker registry secret from AWS Secrets Manager into a Kubernetes dockerconfigjson secret via an ExternalSecret template fails with: Secret "docker-registry" is invalid: data[.dockerconfigjson]: Invalid value: "...": invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value. The deployment goes through Helm and A…
Problem outcome: unknown