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I recently installed Kubernetes with helm and tried to setup a cluster on my Ubuntu 16.04 unity, I setup 1 master node and 1 slave node.
I removed everything related to Kubernetes, but everytime I run a command in terminal, I keep getting this error message
unable to resolve host slave-node
How to fix that?
16.04 cluster kubernetes
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I recently installed Kubernetes with helm and tried to setup a cluster on my Ubuntu 16.04 unity, I setup 1 master node and 1 slave node.
I removed everything related to Kubernetes, but everytime I run a command in terminal, I keep getting this error message
unable to resolve host slave-node
How to fix that?
16.04 cluster kubernetes
asked Sep 14 at 21:20
LynobLynob
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I recently installed Kubernetes with helm and tried to setup a cluster on my Ubuntu 16.04 unity, I setup 1 master node and 1 slave node.
I removed everything related to Kubernetes, but everytime I run a command in terminal, I keep getting this error message
unable to resolve host slave-node
How to fix that?
16.04 cluster kubernetes
asked Sep 14 at 21:20
LynobLynob
5,17714 gold badges59 silver badges102 bronze badges
I recently installed Kubernetes with helm and tried to setup a cluster on my Ubuntu 16.04 unity, I setup 1 master node and 1 slave node.
I removed everything related to Kubernetes, but everytime I run a command in terminal, I keep getting this error message
unable to resolve host slave-node
How to fix that?
16.04 cluster kubernetes
16.04 cluster kubernetes
asked Sep 14 at 21:20
LynobLynob
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asked Sep 14 at 21:20
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This usually happens when the hostname is different from the host name, you should modify the name in the following path /etc/hosts
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
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so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's/etc/hostname
– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
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I accepted the answer above because it's almost correct
/etc/hosts is correct, Kubernetes modified /etc/hostname I had to fix that.
How did I know? I just found out after months of having this problem, I found out that chrome started calling my ubuntu pc profile slave-node. I wanted to know what defines the PC name, it's either /etc/hosts or /etc/hostname, the first one isn't the problem so it turned out to be the second.
answered Oct 31 at 21:46
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This usually happens when the hostname is different from the host name, you should modify the name in the following path /etc/hosts
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
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so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's/etc/hostname
– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
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This usually happens when the hostname is different from the host name, you should modify the name in the following path /etc/hosts
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
261 bronze badge
so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's/etc/hostname
– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
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This usually happens when the hostname is different from the host name, you should modify the name in the following path /etc/hosts
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
261 bronze badge
This usually happens when the hostname is different from the host name, you should modify the name in the following path /etc/hosts
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
261 bronze badge
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
261 bronze badge
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
261 bronze badge
answered Oct 6 at 14:12
Kevin DavidKevin David
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261 bronze badge
so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's/etc/hostname
– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
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so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's/etc/hostname
– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
so Kubernetes modifies this file?
– Lynob
Oct 6 at 14:21
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It is not a configuration that you must do to the static IP to modify the nodes, after having modified it I recommend you restart the server or the service
– Kevin David
Oct 8 at 17:25
It's
/etc/hostname– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
It's
/etc/hostname– Lynob
Oct 31 at 21:46
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I accepted the answer above because it's almost correct
/etc/hosts is correct, Kubernetes modified /etc/hostname I had to fix that.
How did I know? I just found out after months of having this problem, I found out that chrome started calling my ubuntu pc profile slave-node. I wanted to know what defines the PC name, it's either /etc/hosts or /etc/hostname, the first one isn't the problem so it turned out to be the second.
answered Oct 31 at 21:46
LynobLynob
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I accepted the answer above because it's almost correct
/etc/hosts is correct, Kubernetes modified /etc/hostname I had to fix that.
How did I know? I just found out after months of having this problem, I found out that chrome started calling my ubuntu pc profile slave-node. I wanted to know what defines the PC name, it's either /etc/hosts or /etc/hostname, the first one isn't the problem so it turned out to be the second.
answered Oct 31 at 21:46
LynobLynob
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I accepted the answer above because it's almost correct
/etc/hosts is correct, Kubernetes modified /etc/hostname I had to fix that.
How did I know? I just found out after months of having this problem, I found out that chrome started calling my ubuntu pc profile slave-node. I wanted to know what defines the PC name, it's either /etc/hosts or /etc/hostname, the first one isn't the problem so it turned out to be the second.
answered Oct 31 at 21:46
LynobLynob
5,17714 gold badges59 silver badges102 bronze badges
I accepted the answer above because it's almost correct
/etc/hosts is correct, Kubernetes modified /etc/hostname I had to fix that.
How did I know? I just found out after months of having this problem, I found out that chrome started calling my ubuntu pc profile slave-node. I wanted to know what defines the PC name, it's either /etc/hosts or /etc/hostname, the first one isn't the problem so it turned out to be the second.
answered Oct 31 at 21:46
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