Rancher version 2.2.4
Terraform version 0.12.10
code snippet
esource “rancher2_cluster” “pilot-custom” {
name = “pilot-custom”
description = “Pilot rancher2 custom cluster”
rke_config {
network {
plugin = “canal”
}
nodes {
address = “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”
user = “xxxxxx”
role = [“etcd”,“controlplane”,“worker”]
hostname_override = “master-worker-1”
internal_address = “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”
ssh_key = “”
ssh_key_path = “/xxx/xxx/xxx”
}
}
}
terraform plan shows under rke
+ nodes {
+ address = “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”
+ docker_socket = (known after apply)
+ hostname_override = “master-worker-1”
+ internal_address = “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”
+ port = “22”
+ role = [
+ “etcd”,
+ “controlplane”,
+ “worker”,
]
+ ssh_agent_auth = false
+ ssh_key = (sensitive value)
+ ssh_key_path = “/xxx/xxx”
+ user = (sensitive value)
}
after apply terraform.tstate
shows the same info
docker ps on the nodes shows that no docker container was installed
could you able to solve this issue ?
Can you confirm that the user with the associated SSH key can actually connect to the host without needing a ssh password, and that it can run Docker commands without needing sudo?
shubbard343http://forums.rancher.com/u/shubbard343
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, the user can run SSH with key without password and the user can run Docker without sudo
Did you solve this? I am facing the same problem.