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Routes GKE legacy gcp auth-provider failures in kubectl and k9s. Use when commands fail with The gcp auth plugin has been removed. Not for missing gke-gcloud-auth-plugin binary errors or expired tokens.
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 cockroachDB on Kubernetes with Istio: "connection refused" - how to run insecure statefulset with istio mTLS. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Walks through run kubectl after docker push in Google Cloud Build, step by step. Use it when you need to do exactly this. Not a troubleshooting guide, so skip it if you are here because of an error.
Teaches the verified fix from a real google-cloud-build support thread: how to run kubectl after docker push in Google Cloud Build
Rename the 26257 port from grpc to tcp in the CockroachDB Service and StatefulSet manifests so the Istio sidecar treats the traffic as plain TCP instead of trying gRPC protocol sniffing. That is the fix multiple users confirmed (one via mike-holberger's manifests, another directly: changing grpc to tcp in the service …
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.
Problem outcome: unknown
The reporter resolved this by switching the Cloud SQL instance to a private IP and running the proxy with the --private-ip flag (they also switched GKE to Cloud DNS at the same time, so they could not isolate which change fixed it). The working theory is that the v2 proxy's dials were going through egress NAT/DNS in a…
Problem outcome: unknown
After upgrading the Cloud SQL Auth Proxy from v1 to v2 (2.2.0) as a GKE sidecar, the proxy logged many "failed to connect to instance: Dial error: failed to dial (connection name = ...): dial tcp ...:3307: i/o timeout" errors across multiple PHP applications. Downgrading to v1 made the errors go away, the database was…
Problem outcome: unknown
Rename the 26257 port from grpc to tcp in the CockroachDB Service and StatefulSet manifests so the Istio sidecar treats the traffic as plain TCP instead of trying gRPC protocol sniffing. That is the fix multiple users confirmed (one via mike-holberger's manifests, another directly: changing grpc to tcp in the service …
Problem outcome: unknown
Running CockroachDB (insecure mode) as a StatefulSet on GKE with Istio injected, cockroach sql --insecure failed with connection refused even though the pods were running. The root cause discussed in the thread: the install manifests name the 26257 port grpc, so the Istio sidecar tries to speak gRPC to it, but Cockroa…
Problem outcome: unknown
Chain build steps explicitly: run docker push as its own build step (rather than relying only on the images: field), then add a gcr.io/cloud-builders/kubectl step that deploys the pushed image. A working community pattern confirmed in the thread: steps: - name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/docker' args: ['build', '-t'…
Problem outcome: unknown
How to run kubectl after pushing an image in a Cloud Build pipeline? The goal: build an image, test/push it to GCR, then deploy it into a GKE cluster, all in one cloudbuild.yaml. Without this, the pipeline could not do end-to-end CI/CD.
Problem outcome: unknown