Found the solution right after posting in the forum.

-p is for port number, Changed to -P and everything working fine

Hi,

I am trying to bootstrap one of the Linux node with this command

knife bootstrap 192.xx.xx.xx -x root -p xxxx -N mynode

I am getting an error ERROR: Errno :: EHOSTUNREACH : No route to host - connect(2) for 192.xx.xx.xx

I am a getting started guy in chef, if any solutions for this error greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Need help with kubernetes.

I have installed kuberentes in my centos 7.2 machine. When i type kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

I see the kube-dns has an error saying crashloopbackoff. I am unable to find the exact problem.

Somebody help on this ?

fyi, i did not reboot the machine at all

I have disabled selinux=disabled.

swapoff -a

setenforce 0

installed docker, kubeadm, kubelet, kubectl

enabled and started docker

Checked the cgroup driver for both docker and kube to be same with cgroupfs

kubeadm init with cidr range 10.244.0.0/2

and kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

Kube-dns crashbackloopoff.

Need help with kubernetes.

I have installed kuberentes in my centos 7.2 machine. When i type kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

I see the kube-dns has an error saying crashloopbackoff. I am unable to find the exact problem.

Somebody help on this ?

Found the solution right after posting in the forum.

-p is for port number, Changed to -P and everything working fine

Hi,

I am trying to bootstrap one of the Linux node with this command

knife bootstrap 192.xx.xx.xx -x root -p xxxx -N mynode

I am getting an error ERROR: Errno :: EHOSTUNREACH : No route to host - connect(2) for 192.xx.xx.xx

I am a getting started guy in chef, if any solutions for this error greatly appreciated.

Thanks