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we're experimenting with cloudstack kubernetes service right now and in some cases the kubernetes-dashboard started locally with
kubectl --kubeconfig /path/to/kube.conf proxy
gives us a ServiceUnavailability-Message when called in browser
So we started investigating and found out that the cloud-controller-manager often is in state CrashLoopBackOff and collect many restarts after a while:
The log shows us a timeout trying to reach the management-server (192.168.0.87)
I0623 07:03:27.461933 1 serving.go:348] Generated self-signed cert in-memory
W0623 07:03:40.762340 1 client_config.go:617] Neither --kubeconfig nor --master was specified. Using the inClusterConfig. This might not work.
F0623 07:04:10.764367 1 main.go:74] Cloud provider could not be initialized: could not init cloud provider "external-cloudstack": Get "https://cloudportal0.test.c.fraunhofer.de/clien
t/api/?apiKey=0s-l6KLik5QE7lTSd6NzlWEI5k0PSlOuFRvHREMILPg2Pm9R-_Nu7KPcUd2UriWb5lEqAA7SVQbJnJfrmjo6aA&command=listManagementServersMetrics&expires=2026-06-23T07%3A18%3A40Z&response=json&sig
natureversion=3&signature=R7yOS7KhVxOowH2g8rW4U2J753Y%3D": dial tcp 192.168.0.87:443: i/o timeout
This brought us to among other things to #12037 and #10258 and #9267
Leading us to the questions:
Is the impossible callback to our management-server the root cause for this? (we had some dashboards running in some tests before although we used a completely wrong endpoint.url in our globals because we forgot about this setting in some earlier stadium).
Will deployed applications be reachable at all? (we will test this parallel to this posting)
Since we're consider the VR-Networks as insecure in general and the cloudstack-ui is an internal-only resource would the reverse-proxy + firewall solution mentioned in the other discussions be advised for our scenario as well?
I would say that the crash is definitely caused by the inability for the CCM to reach the management server endpoint. I have a working kube 1.35 cluster with a fucntional CCM, but as soon as i stop the management server, I observe this in the CCM pod
As soon as the management server is back up, the CCM pod started sucessfully
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Environment-Info:
Cloudstack 4.20.3.0
Hypervisor: VMware 7.0.3
Kubernetes-Iso: v1.36.0 from https://download.cloudstack.org/cks/setup-v1.36.0-x86_64.iso
Hi,
we're experimenting with cloudstack kubernetes service right now and in some cases the kubernetes-dashboard started locally with
kubectl --kubeconfig /path/to/kube.conf proxy
gives us a ServiceUnavailability-Message when called in browser

So we started investigating and found out that the cloud-controller-manager often is in state CrashLoopBackOff and collect many restarts after a while:
The log shows us a timeout trying to reach the management-server (192.168.0.87)
This brought us to among other things to #12037 and #10258 and #9267
Leading us to the questions:
Since we're consider the VR-Networks as insecure in general and the cloudstack-ui is an internal-only resource would the reverse-proxy + firewall solution mentioned in the other discussions be advised for our scenario as well?
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