John Ireland

> @jwaltireland : I quickly tested this scenario and was able to run the kubectl commands by opening parallel Azure Cloud Shell. > >  Ah. so you have to...

also, I attempted to manually create the gitops from the azure portal, using the gitops config from the arc enabled AKS, but I got the following errors: Failed to create...

interestingly, I have been trying to use the gke script. however, it's possible my Mac is setup incorrectly, as I'm getting errors on the helm update command on line 34:...

this is what I've tried: curl -fsSL -o get_helm.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/helm/helm/main/scripts/get-helm-3 chmod 700 get_helm.sh ./get_helm.sh DESIRED_VERSION=v3.8.2 bash get_helm.sh from this site: https://github.com/helm/helm/issues/10975

update: so I decided to run the script in azure cloud shell; since I tried to manually create the gitops from the azure portal, I got some errors around the...

updated: I tried deleting the arc enabled cluster in the portal again, and it worked this time will update once I re-enable eks and test running the gitops script

update: running the script fails: Creating GitOps config for Hello-Arc app 'Microsoft.Flux' extension not found on the cluster, installing it now. This may take a few minutes... (ExtensionOperationFailed) The extension...

no updates. can't move past the issues. Have you all tried setting up gitops for eks in arc?

ok, I won't be able to get to this today. hopefully in the next few days I'll confirm if it works.

> @jwaltireland I tested the script and it works. Can you ensure the EKS cluster is configured to auto-scale or configured with 3 nodes. I got a similar Flux extension...