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The instructions to add the metallb and harbor packages fail with an error
What happened: eksctl anywhere generate package metallb --source cluster > metallb.yaml Error: this command is currently not supported echo $? 255
The same thing happens with Harbor eksctl anywhere generate package harbor --source cluster > harbor.yaml Error: this command is currently not supported echo $? 255
What you expected to happen: It to generate the metallb package yaml per the instructions found here https://anywhere.eks.amazonaws.com/docs/tasks/packages/metallb/
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible): Install eksctl anywhere per the instructions with brew installing what is currently latest Warning: aws/tap/eks-anywhere 0.10.1 already installed
Anything else we need to know?:
Environment: MacOS Intel
Packages is a gated feature in preview right now, so you have to export CURATED_PACKAGES_SUPPORT=true for access. That should be the problem I would think since you are running 0.10.1
Looks like I don't have the packageBundleController its looking for. This cluster is 1.22 created with 0.10.1, the instructions make it sound like I should not have to add it but maybe I'm misreading them.
eksctl anywhere generate package metallb --source cluster > metallb.yaml
Error: error: the server doesn't have a resource type "packageBundleController"
The commands for adding the package bundle do not seem to work on 0.10.1 either.
➜ cluster-definitions git:(master) ✗ eksctl anywhere install packagecontroller --kube-version 1.22
Error: unknown flag: --kube-version
➜ cluster-definitions git:(master) ✗ eksctl anywhere install packagecontroller
Error: required flag(s) "filename" not set
Ok, apparently you have to create the cluster with export CURATED_PACKAGES_SUPPORT=true now. As it seems to add it during creation.
Also note that having this flag set to true in a cluster not created with CURATED_PACKAGES_SUPPORT=true it seems to interfere with destroying the management cluster.
Maybe these features should be marked with some sort of warning on the eks anywhere guide? I assumed they were GA already.
