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Install prometheus operator locally
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| oc cluster up | |
| # Tried with both coreos repo and its openshfit fork | |
| git clone [email protected]:openshift/prometheus-operator.git | |
| cd prometheus-operator | |
| # Remove all RunAsUser: 65543 as they don't work on openshift | |
| ls contrib/kube-prometheus/manifests/* | while read manifest; do echo "Removing RunUser from $manifest"; sed -i '/65543/d' $manifest;done | |
| # This suffers from a race condition so lets install resources one by one and add some sleep | |
| ls contrib/kube-prometheus/manifests/* | while read manifest; do echo "Installing $manifest"; oc create -f $manifest; sleep 1;done |
@cmoulliard: No I didn't execute the oc apply -f bunlde.yaml because you are not supposed to do so when using the kube-prometheus subproject.
However, I've also tried without the kube-prometheus (in which case I did use the oc apply -f bundle.yaml) and had the exact same behavior.
I think that the project to be used is now -> https://github.com/coreos/prometheus-operator
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prometheus operator pod can't start for me after executing the command oc apply -f bundle.yaml as the pod reports such an error
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standard_init_linux.go:178: exec user process caused "operation not permitted"