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Deploying via Helm is unsuccessful #79
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@paul-snively, I am currently experiencing the same issue. |
@paul-snively, I was able to resolve this issue. The clusterrolebinding of the schema-registry is referencing wrong namespace.
I just changed the and the pod start working |
faced similar issue, resolved by creating the ServiceAccount in namespace - 'strimzi-registry-operator' |
The property In summary, the following command deploys the strimzi-registry-operator in the strimzi-registry-operator namespace for a strimzi Kafka cluster named kafka-cluster deployed in the strimzi namespace:
The property |
Hi Carlos,
Can you pls check issue # 84 as well ?
#84
This is in pending state, and not assigned to anyone yet.
thanks,
Karan Alang
…On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 7:59 AM Carlos Tomás ***@***.***> wrote:
The property operatorNamespace of the strimzi-registry-operator sets the
namespace where the operator is going to be installed, by default this
value is set to the namespace "strimzi-registry-operator". Therefore, the
helm release has to be deployed in this namespace by setting the option -n
strimzi-registry-operator. If this namespace does not exists, it can be
created by the helm command using the option --create-namespace.
In summary, the following command deploys the strimzi-registry-operator
in the strimzi-registry-operator namespace for a strimzi Kafka cluster
named kafka-cluster deployed in the strimzi namespace:
$ helm upgrade --install --create-namespace strimzi-registry-operator
lsstsqre/strimzi-registry-operator --set
clusterNamespace=strimzi,clusterName=kafka-cluster,operatorNamespace=strimzi-registry-operator
-n strimzi-registry-operator
The property operatorNamespace=strimzi-registry-operator can be omitted
because this is the default value.
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Hi, ran into a similar issue where the ServiceAccount seems to be missing permissions.
I just added them to an appropriate rule instead of creating an extra one: rules:
- apiGroups:
- apiextensions.k8s.io
resources:
- customresourcedefinitions
verbs:
- list
- get
**- watch**
- apiGroups:
- ""
resources:
- secrets
- configmaps
- services
**- namespaces**
verbs:
- get
- list
- watch
- patch
- create Maybe this can help someone else stumbling over this. |
Setup:
Minikube 1.27.0
Kubernetes 1.23.
Strimzi 0.13.1 installed via OperatorHub
KafkaCluster "kafka" created in namespace "moonraker"
registry-schemas KafkaTopic in namespace "moonraker" ready
confluent-schema-registry KafkaUser in namespace "moonraker" ready
Install operator via:
helm install -n operators schema-registry lsstsqre/strimzi-registry-operator --set clusterName="kafka",clusterNamespace="moonraker"
Logs from the operator pod:
It seems the created ServiceAccount doesn't have the permissions it needs to do what it needs to do.
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