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Welcome @hundreds-zoo-82193 :))
maybe that question will be better answered in #C0200L1N1MM 🙂 , what command are you using ?
h
Thakns Orlin. I am executed -> abctl local install
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that looks like it's trying to get a kind cluster up and then install airbyte and it's failing for some reason
can you do -v and share the output ?
h
Thaks Orlin your prompt response. I am not getting which version of are u expecting.
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Hi @hundreds-zoo-82193, could you please try deploying it via Helm charts? From the screencaps posted above, you seem to be creating another cluster, and Rancher Desktop doesn't have in-built multi-node/cluster functionality. While you can achieve this functionality with k3d, you will still be required to deploy the app on Kubernetes using Helm and not spin up a cluster using abctl.
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Thanks @limited-pizza-33551 I will check.
Hi @limited-pizza-33551 I have deployed using helm chart, Post deployment, unable to access the resources.
One more finding in the Rancher log Error: could not find vsock-peer process on any hyper-v VM(s)
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This seems like noise, IMO. However, why are you checking the containers with docker ps instead of the kubectl command?
Have you followed the exact steps here - https://www.restack.io/docs/airbyte-helm-chart? Because I see that you haven't installed in a namespace for airbyte and are installing it on the default one? Please follow the instructions as listed on the above link and report back.
h
Thanks for your prompt response. I will check.
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