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Hello,
I'm not certain if this is a bug or a misconfiguration. I'm trying to use the secretproviderclass in azure to access a keyvault's contents. When applying a kubernetes yml, everything but the volumemount for the secrets appears to work. The volume instead times out and I get the following warning:
The managed identity has the roles and access to the relevant nodes and the keyvault that it needs as best as I can tell, but this is a rather new thing to me (as you can probably tell).
Any advice on what I could've done wrong or what else I can try to check would be greatly appreciated.
Environment:
Kubernetes version: (use kubectl version and kubectl get nodes -o wide): 1.3
Cluster type: aks
below is to my best knowledge, the fellow who configured this is sick currently.
Hello,
I'm not certain if this is a bug or a misconfiguration. I'm trying to use the secretproviderclass in azure to access a keyvault's contents. When applying a kubernetes yml, everything but the volumemount for the secrets appears to work. The volume instead times out and I get the following warning:
The class in use looks like this:
The managed identity has the roles and access to the relevant nodes and the keyvault that it needs as best as I can tell, but this is a rather new thing to me (as you can probably tell).
Any advice on what I could've done wrong or what else I can try to check would be greatly appreciated.
Environment:
kubectl version
andkubectl get nodes -o wide
): 1.3The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: