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[BUG] Error in Setup of KubeFlex using Core Helm Chart on Ubuntu OS #23

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Shrutim1505 opened this issue Jan 22, 2025 · 2 comments
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Description

I encountered an issue while trying to set up KubeFlex using the Core Helm chart on my Ubuntu OS.

Steps to reporduce

  1. Install Helm on Ubuntu.
  2. Run the following command to deploy KubeFlex:
    helm upgrade --install ks-core oci://ghcr.io/kubestellar/kubestellar/core-chart
    --version $kubestellar_version
    --set-json='ITSes=[{"name":"its1"}]'
    --set-json='WDSes=[{"name":"wds1"}]'
    --set-json='verbosity.default=5'

Expected Behavior

KubeFlex should be successfully initialized with ITS and WDS instances without errors

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tried it with sudo

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Its working with WSL when we run it as administrator, but problem is created when we are using ubuntu as our os system.

@Shrutim1505 Shrutim1505 added the bug Something isn't working label Jan 22, 2025
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👋 Hello! @shruti78 Welcome to the Kubestellar.

We're excited to have you here! Please make sure to check out our contribution guide and feel free to join our Slack channel for any questions.

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  1. You used a Helm chart for KubeStellar, not KubeFlex.
  2. This is an issue for the kubestellar repo, not the ui repo.
  3. The KubeStellar core chart is designed for use in a particular context (e.g., you have a Kubernetes cluster!). See https://docs.kubestellar.io/release-0.25.1/direct/core-chart/ for general documentation on the core Helm chart, and all of https://docs.kubestellar.io/release-0.25.1/direct/get-started/ for an example of using the core Helm chart in one particular context.

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