Hi All, has anyone of you succeeded in configuring Rancher to add a GKE cluster?

I've not got it working yet since the GKE systems are on auto-upgrade and have hit v1.33, not supported by last weeks Rancher. The latest release should support it, but haven't got to installing it yet. Did you set up the token for access and put it in your secrets in Rancher?

Hi @best-appointment-66450, thank you very much for your reply. I installed the latest version of Rancher on a single node (I only need it to manage my remote clusters). I created the secret by entering the JSON generated by the SA on the Google console, and it seems to be working. However, what doesn't seem to be working is the phase of adding the GKE cluster.

For me, when I use import existing and select GKE as the provider, I then have to give the Google Project ID and use a Cloud Credential I set up called G-Sandbox, then I have to authenticate. I'm assuming that would get no further without the right auth. Then I put in a name and the cluster to register and it won't continue any further than that as it complains it needs a name. Annoying. but it does mean I can't get any further with offering assistance as I can't get it to work either. Your version of Rancher is v2.12?

When I run this installation command: docker run -d --privileged --restart=unless-stopped -p 80:80 -p 443:443 --name rancher rancher/rancher:latest the latest corresponds to 2.11.3 If you want, I can try later versions, as I have seen that they are available in Rancher's docker hub. I am attaching a video where I show the configuration starting from scratch.

I started with a docker install, now I have two rancher servers and a MariaDB server to support them and K3s in place so I'm not sure if the docker version has been changed yet.