Getting the unreachable Host for the kubenode01

[hardikbeladiya]

• I have seen https://docs.wire.com/ and https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server-deploy - the documentation there does not answer my question.

My question: I followed the Step in the Documentation which is provided and I want to install the server offline using Docker Container and kubernetes but when I run this step poetry run ansible-playbook -i hosts.ini kubernetes.yml -vv I get the Error for the same.

Context:

Please provide sufficent context about your problem:

How did you install wire-server?

On kubernetes With docker-compose

How many servers are involved => 1 Server that is the Docker installed in my system along with the kubernete

What is installed on which servers? => Docker and kubernetes

E.g Server A has component X and server B has component Y

Provide details about networking

We don't need to know any specific IP address, but it helps if you provide information whether an IP is ipv4 or ipv6, whether is is publicly reachable from the global internet or not, and if you installed any component of wire-server, which network interfaces are processes listening on?

How did you configure wire-server?

Note: only the configuration from helm charts in wire-server-deploy is what we support, like these defaults applied here in the case of brig. If you have used other configuration files, please post them (or the relevant parts of them).
Did you use the helm charts from wire-server-deploy?
Did you use and adapt configuration files from wire-server? If so, which ones?
Are there any overrides?

[lucendio]

Hi,

First, I moved the issue to the wire-server-deploy repo, since it is related to deploying wire, instead of the server code itself.

I guess we need some clarification on your set up first, because some of the given information are contradictory.

You want to install wire with docker-compose on top of Kubernetes? To me, this seems to be odd. Kubernetes and Docker-Compose essentially do the same: manage containers. So, you go with either one or the other. We don't have any code, that helps you with the Docker-Compose approach, but we do provide Helm charts, that can be used to install wire on Kubernetes (see docs.

The error that is shown in the screen shot, indicates (A) a connection error. So, the environment from which you run ansible-playbook cannot connect to the machine on which you try to bootstrap Kubernetes. And (b), it indicates that the step you are currently stuck in, is related to Kubespray, which is a 3rd-party software (set of Ansible playbooks and roles) to bootstrap Kubernetes. This merely prepares an environment to then install wire on top of it. If you already have a Kubernetes running, I would suggest to continue with preparing the Helm rollout.

Furthermore, your description is missing some of the questions in the template. So, we would kindly ask you to add them.

[hardikbeladiya]

Thank you for your response. I really appreciate your valuable time.

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On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 5:21 PM Lucendio ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, First, I moved the issue to the wire-server-deploy repo, since it is related to deploying wire, instead of the server code itself. I guess we need some clarification on your set up first, because some of the given information are contradictory. You want to install wire with docker-compose on top of Kubernetes? To me, this seems to be odd. Kubernetes and Docker-Compose essentially do the same: manage containers. So, you go with either one or the other. We don't have any code, that helps you with the Docker-Compose approach, but we do provide Helm charts <https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server-deploy/tree/master/charts>, that can be used to install wire on Kubernetes (see docs <https://docs.wire.com/how-to/install/helm.html#helm>. The error that is shown in the screen shot, indicates (A) a connection error. So, the environment from which you run ansible-playbook cannot connect to the machine on which you try to bootstrap Kubernetes. And (b), it indicates that the step you are currently stuck in, is related to Kubespray <https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubespray>, which is a 3rd-party software (set of Ansible playbooks and roles) to bootstrap Kubernetes. This merely prepares an environment to then install wire on top of it. If you already have a Kubernetes running, I would suggest to continue with preparing the Helm rollout <https://docs.wire.com/how-to/install/helm.html>. Furthermore, your description is missing some of the questions in the template. So, we would kindly ask you to add them. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#242 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABOMHDQI3AD26N53ZRWLUCLROVWUPANCNFSM4MR3H23A> .

[lucendio]

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