Allan Espinosa
Allan Espinosa
This workaround seems to satisfy my needs. I basically added the freshly configured chef-server's certificate to the chef-client trusted certificate store. ``` execute 'download chefserver certs' do command "knife ssl...
The `repxe-host.sh` script orchestrates all of this. if you are deleting a cluster, you need to do everything that `repxe-host.sh` does to get it properly cleaned.
I'd argue that would be a scope from something between `tests/automated_install.sh` and the layer right above `cluster-assign-roles.sh` then. not `cluster-assign-roles.sh` itself.
Is this a problem with schematool that comes with HDP 2.6.3?
This is how it is done in the docker cookbook https://github.com/chef-cookbooks/docker/blob/master/libraries/docker_service.rb#L99 Will copy this approach
I thought pod definitions are already in https://github.com/chef-cookbooks/kubernetes ?
Notes: draining is handled as a node object property in kubectl with totally different properties.