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apiserver
cannot find minio
object store if minio application is named anything other than minio
#369
Comments
to summarise further, after #354 |
The pipelines
The above is guaranteed by the minio charm as we have explicitly set the default Service name to |
After talking with @DnPlas we think that, with #375 merged, we can close this. The original issue here and dnplas's comment are sort of both correct. afaict they each refer to a different version of the minio charm (original aligns to a pre-KF 1.7 minio charm, and @DnPlas comment is correct with a minio charm including this change. Either way though, with #375 merged both discussions should be settled. |
Bug Description
Note: This bug is against 1.8-updates-dev-branch, not against
main
If
kfp-api
is deployed without aminio
application calledminio
, it fails to find the object store. I think this is because there are issues with passing config to the running application? This is discussed more in #367. It appears that deploying minio asminio
works because it happens to be the default name expected in the application(?).This was introduced in #354, which refactored the configuration passing from file to environment variable but appears to have missed some variables like object storage host/port
To Reproduce
Deploy with bundle:
bundle.yaml
then watch logs for apiserver using
kubectl logs kfp-api-0 -c ml-pipeline-api-server
Environment
Tested with juju 3.1, microk8s 1.25-strict, and above bundle
Relevant log output
example failures:
kubectl logs kfp-api-0 -c ml-pipeline-api-server -f
Additional context
No response
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