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In order to setup a kuberntes cluster with kubeadm i had to go through our proxy, so before kubeadm init i export the no_proxy variables: 

export no_proxy=ip_master,ip_node
export NO_PROXY=$no_proxy,ip_master,ip_node

Now i installed kubernetes dashboard following this but i got an error, service unavailable trying to reache ip_endpoint

So do i have to add the endpoint_ip to the no_porxy variable ? And if so how i add a range of ip_addresses to a runing cluster ?

BOUKANDOURA Mhamed
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  • So, you are able to create pods but kubectl proxy does not work, right? – Javier Salmeron Apr 12 '18 at 08:29
  • I'm able to manage my cluster (create pod...) and im not using `kubectl proxy`, i used the `api server` method to access the dashboard from outside. – BOUKANDOURA Mhamed Apr 12 '18 at 08:34
  • But as far as I know the dashboard is meant to be accessed using kubectl proxy, at least by default, right? If you are able to execute kubectl proxy (something possible if kubectl create works without issues), then you could try accessing using the proxy. Do you have issues accessing other services? – Javier Salmeron Apr 12 '18 at 11:25

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