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I am attempting to set up an #okd cluster, but my bootstrap server is not getting an IP from DHCP. Since there is no password given, and all the troubleshooting tools require ssh, I’m pretty stuck. Does anybody have any ideas?
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@dawsports I'm not familiar with #OKD. Does it give you a way to log into the bootstrap node? Maybe you can give it a static IP that the other nodes can call out to.
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Is your host server configured so that your containers are visible to the network's DHCP server? Or if they're only internal, is there an internal DHCP service within your container platform?
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well, sorta...ssh, which is useless considering I don't get an IP. I can't see any reason why it wouldn't get DHCP. it seems to have at least one adapter active.
I probably just need to use one of our images instead of CoreOS, but I'm not sure the reast of the yaml will work in that case. Seems like a house of cards.
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this may be the answer (the trick is to actually get it to work): https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/tutorial-autologin/
At that point, in theory, I can assign a static IP address.