Launch the server successfully, but the client cannot reach the server port

[heiseon]

I launch the server following by official docs (scripts/prepare_env.sh) successfully.
But in the other host which install client environment cannot connect to the server port.

How do I find server port.
In server host I use " kind get kubeconfig" , I can hold the ip and port.
where am I wrong?

Environment (please complete the following information):

• GraphScope version: v0.4.1
• OS: Red hat
• Version 7
• Kubernetes Version latest

[acezen]

seems is not an issue, move to discussion.

[acezen]

hi @heiseon, I think you need to copy the kube config from the host you run prepare_env.sh to the cient host. the client host need to know the kubernetes cluster configuration.

you can run kubectl get nodes in client host to check client can access to kubernetes cluster.

[heiseon]

you mean client host should install kubectl?

My problem is when I execute "kind get kubeconfig" the port is 35704, which is dynamic port.
I execute "kind get kubeconfig --internal" the port is 6344, which is static port.
when I telnet in client host : telnet :35704， connection is refused.

FInally I wanna ask is there any DingDing chatting Group for GraphScope?
Thanks a lot.

[neblen]

export NODE_IP=$(kubectl --namespace graph get pod -o jsonpath="{.status.hostIP}" graphscope-cordinator)
export NODE_PORT=$(kubectl --namespace graph get services -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0].nodePot}" graphscope-coordinator-service)
echo "GraphScope service listen on ${NODE_IP}:${NODE_PORT}"

I think you can use these commands to find the ip and port.

[acezen]

the prepare_env.sh script is to help user deploy a kubernetes cluster in local. So we suggest you install graphscope client in the same host.

Btw, we do have a DingDing chatting Group, the group id is 31533139, welcome to join the Group chat.