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# harvester
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b
manifest? Like you just want default helm values?
You should be able to access the built in rancher UI and browse the apps ad add back the monitoring that way. It'll bring in the default namespaces and values.
l
ha, I wish, but the ui is using the crds and I deleted the k8s resource called "rancher-monitoring" kind: "addon" when I deleted the namespace so its no longer populated in the ui. Maybe there is something else I'm supposed to be browsing? (ps: sorry for the high contrast)
b
Not an addon, this would be something different
l
Oh I see. Rancher-monitoring is a helm chart. so yes, the default values.yaml file would be helpful.
b
From there you should be able to load it in through apps, or through a kubectlshell (top right icon) which also has helm just install it from there again.
l
currently running 1.3.0 and guessing I will have to deploy the experimental rancher addon in order to get these options.
b
Just a note:
1.3.0
is the
latest
release, but not a
stable
release.
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I'd recommend running 1.2.1 over 1.3.0 as a first time.
l
I identify with that. Latest, not stable
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b
As there's no guarantee that you'll be able to upgrade from 1.3.0 into future releases anyways, I'd think about re-installing with 1.2.1
That being said, you can do what you want, but just know you might be hitting less documented edge cases on that version. Which can be both good and bad in trying to learn stuff for the first time.
l
ah. Okay. I can reinstall then.
As there's no guarantee that you'll be able to upgrade from 1.3.0 into future releases anyways
this was the clincher
b
yeah, you probably will, but Suse makes a big fuss about not running
latest
in production.
l
which makes sense... cause then you get people like me who will spin up 100 clusters on latest and come asking a bunch of questions and hacking together solutions before the team is ready to handle that kind of load and the features are flushed out.
it was worth a shot though
b
That's even for their paid support. They'll do a best effort kinda job, but they're just saying hey we don't know for sure that there isn't some sort of breaking change/bug/mistake in here that we don't know about yet.
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