modelops-server pod fails to start and displays a status of 'CreateContainerConfigError' when its Kubernetes secret is not created
Article ID: KB0071944
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO ModelOps | 1.2 |
Description
The modelops-server Kubernetes pod (for a new installation) fails to start. Running 'kubectl get pod' in the ModelOps namespace shows that the modelops-server pod has a status of 'CreateContainerConfigError'.
Issue/Introduction
Describes the behavior and error message received when the modelops-server Kubernetes pod fails to start due to a missing secret.
Resolution
Inspect the details of the modelops-server pod. For example, if your Kubernetes namespace for ModelOps is named 'modelops', run:
The output will include details that help identify the issue, which is a missing Kubernetes secret in this case:
The solution is to simply create the secret:
..where you can choose the value for <MODELOPS_ROOT_PASSWORD>.
kubectl describe pod modelops-server -n modelops
The output will include details that help identify the issue, which is a missing Kubernetes secret in this case:
Warning Failed 18m (x10 over 20m) kubelet Error: secret "modelops-server" not found
The solution is to simply create the secret:
kubectl create secret generic modelops-server --from-literal=admin=<MODELOPS_ROOT_PASSWORD>
..where you can choose the value for <MODELOPS_ROOT_PASSWORD>.
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