Jacob Weinstock

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Hey @thecloudgarage, I believe the issue here is that you might not be using HookOS kernel and initramfs from the corresponding EKS Anywhere version. For eks anywhere version v0.21.1 you...

> @jacobweinstock did you managed to fix it? Hey @czomo. Apologies, this has not been resolved yet.

This could be an interesting option to consider. It could allow us to support many existing secret store providers. https://github.com/external-secrets/external-secrets

Hey @ph-armada , thanks for being patient. The EKS Anywhere `writefile` container image and the `write-netplan` Tinkerbell Action require `pid: host` be included in the Action definition. I recommend you...

Hey @bingzhangdai. Insecure docker registries are supported via the kernel parameter `insecure_registries=registry.example.com:5000,second.example.com:5000` (comma-separated). This can be set via the Boots [cli flag](https://github.com/tinkerbell/boots/blob/da970005705e1a670486933adc39b7a8b8c37d4c/cmd/boots/cli.go#L77) `--extra-kernel-args`.

Hey @VladyslavTkachenkoDesy . Thanks for this contribution. Looks like you need to [sign the DCO](https://github.com/tinkerbell/actions/pull/133/checks?check_run_id=27506662633). The XFS binaries here are different from the others included as they aren't statically built....

Hey @rgruyters, thanks for posting this. Mind clarifying a bit. What are the IPs involved? Also, I'm not understanding the affect this is having. Mind expanding on `Cannot use Tinkerbell...

It is normal Kubernetes behavior for traffic originating from within a pod to be sent out via the Host's IP. As DHCP traffic is UDP and connectionless, all DHCP packets...

> yeah, when DHCP traffic is passed through a relay address, in this case `10.128.112.161`, it won't work, because reply traffic comes from a different IP,`10.128.161.132`, rather than the expected...

Mind sharing more info about the dhcp relay you're using? I'm not familiar with this kind of IP filtering. Also, have you tried deploying the stack with `stack.relay.presentGiaddrAction: forward`?