rke | Rancher Kubernetes Engine | Continuous Deployment library

Very new to Terraform so give all the simple advice you got.

I want to setup a RKE-Cluster using/getting the Digital Ocean's newly created droplet IP address. I've setup a local_file to create a txt file in the RKE module (a real weird way to do it but not sure what else I can do.) When I try to terraform plan it I get

I am trying to install my rancher(RKE) kubernetes cluster bitnami/mongodb-shared . But I couldn't create a valid PV for this helm chart.

The error that I am getting: no persistent volumes available for this claim and no storage class is set

This is the helm chart documentation section about PersistenceVolume: https://github.com/bitnami/charts/tree/master/bitnami/mongodb-sharded/#persistence

This is the StorageClass and PersistentVolume yamls that I created for this helm chart PVCs':

As I understand that Kubernetes is a set of binaries that can form a new k8s cluster. There is an open-source kubernetes on git hub but there still some confusion:

1. Who is the core team maintain (have write permission) to kubernetes repo? "The Linux Foundation" or CNCF?
2. I see that there a multi Kubernetes engines (RKE, EKS..). Do they just add some add-ons/plugin/tools or they modify the source code of kubernetes to build another version of k8s components (apiserver, kube-proxy, kubelet)?
3. If I use RKE binary to setup my cluster and it shows Kubernetes version "v1.17.2" that means the version is release of kubernetes repo or it just another fork repo of rancher team. The question is the same to GKE, EKS...

/opt/kubernetes/bin/rke up --config /home/msh/rancher-cluster.yml

the rancher-cluser.yml file contains:

I have a CSV file with Id key and Long desc. The Id key is just a string but the Long desc is HTML code.

My goal is to parse the CSV file into JSON. (See Output)

The thing is that I cant split it on " because there are some attributes like color: ""red"" and some of the text include " for example Charger "15W". My other idea was to split ; that is behind the Id key example KE4I2-21; but again there are some HTML lines that include ; like:  

I'm using node.js and I tried to use some CSV to JSON packages converters but they didn't manage to parse this data.

Any idea how I can manage to convert this odd CSV file to JSON? (I know that my Output example isn't correct because I'm opening and closing ")

I started by replacing all "" with ' like this: .replace(/""/g, "'")

CSV file (desc.csv)

I have an Angular app deployed to kubernetes with the kubernetes ingress controller. There is one setup with a single-node cluster and one with a multi-node cluster. The MIME-Type problem occurs with both setups but the single-node can resolve it very quick while on the multi-node the latency is not acceptable.

On the multi-node cluster the Time To First Byte takes about 5 sec for:

• initial call to example.com
• runtime-es2015.js
• polyfills-es2015.js
• appConfig.json (custom config file)
• favicon.ico
• various png/svg files

What works within a normal timeframe are:

• main-es2015.js
• scripts.js
• styles.css
• ng-validate.js

My cluster setup is as following:

• 2 Control-Plane nodes
• 2 Worker nodes
• Cluster networking with canal
• The cluster was setup with RKE (if that matters)

The index.html in the Angular app contains:

I read carefully the Kubernetes Documentation here about extending the default 15% of imagefs.available and the others parameters but it doesn't say how to set it, i have installed the RKE (Rancher Kubernetes Engine) with the following configs.

I am running a one-node Kubernetes cluster in a VM for development and testing purposes. I used Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE, Kubernetes version 1.18) to deploy it and MetalLB to enable the LoadBalancer service type. Traefik is version 2.2, deployed via the official Helm chart (https://github.com/containous/traefik-helm-chart). I have a few dummy containers deployed to test the setup (https://hub.docker.com/r/errm/cheese).

I can access the Traefik dashboard just fine through the nodes IP (-> MetalLB seems to work). It registers the services and routes for the test containers. Everything is looking fine but when I try to access the test containers in my browser I get a 502 Bad Gateway error.

Some probing showed that there seems to be an issue with outbound traffic from the pods. When I SSH into the node I can reach all pods by their service or pod IP. DNS from node to pod works as well. However, if I start an interactive busybox pod I can't reach any other pod or host from there. When I wget to any other container (all in the default namespace) I only get wget: can't connect to remote host (10.42.0.7): No route to host. The same is true for servers on the internet.

I have not installed any network policies and there are none installed by default that I am aware of.

I have also gone through this: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug-application-cluster/debug-service

Everything in the guide is working fine, except that the pods don't seem to have any network connectivity whatsoever.

My RKE config is standard, except that I turned off the standard Nginx ingress and enabled etcd encryption-at-rest.

Any ideas?

Running Rancher v 2.4.5 with a cluster which has 2 nodes. I have tried to install Wordpress using Helm Chart from Bitnami.

All it went well, I'm able to access site via the ingress, except that L4 Balancer created by the chart is still in pending status for some reason.