google-kubernetes-engine

I'm running Chrome with xvfb on Debian 8. It works until I open a tab and try to load content. The process dies silently... Fortunately, I have gotten it to run smoothly on my local docker using docker run --shm-size=1G . There is a known bug in Chrome that causes it to crash when /dev/shm is too small. I am deploying to Container engine, and inspecting the OS specs. The host OS has a solid 7G mounted to /dev/shm, but the actual container is only allocated 64M. Chrome crashes. How can I set the size of /dev/shm when using kubectl to deploy to container engine? Mounting an emptyDir to /dev/shm

I've created a Kubernetes Scheduled Job , which runs twice a day according to its schedule. However, I would like to trigger it manually for testing purposes. How can I do this? pedro_sland The issue #47538 that @jdf mentioned is now closed and this is now possible. The original implementation can be found here but the syntax has changed. With kubectl v1.10.1+ the command is: kubectl create job --from=cronjob/<cronjob-name> <job-name> It seems to be backwardly compatible with older clusters as it worked for me on v0.8.x. You can create a simple job based on your ScheduledJob. If you already

After reading this earlier question , I have some follow-up questions. I have a Google Container Engine cluster which lacks the Cloud Monitoring API Access permission. According to this post I cannot enable it. The referenced post is one year old. Just to be sure: Is it still correct? To enable (for example) the Cloud Monitoring API for my GKE cluster, we would have to recreate the entire cluster because there is no way to change these permissions after cluster creation? Also, if I have to do this it seems to me that it would be best to enable all API's with the broadest possible permissions,

In one of my HTTP(S) LoadBalancer, I wish to change my backend configuration to increase the timeout from 30s to 60s (We have a few 502's that do not have any logs server-side, I wish to check if it comes from the LB) But, as I validate the change, I got an error saying Invalid value for field 'namedPorts[0].port': '0'. Must be greater than or equal to 1 even if i didn't change the namedPort. This issue seems to be the same, but the only solution is a workaround that does not work in my case : Thanks for your help, I'm sure the OP has resolved this by now, but for anyone else pulling their

I have been able to successfully create a Google Container Cluster in the developers console and have deployed my app to it. This all starts up fine, however I find that I can't connect to Cloud SQL, I get; "Error: Handshake inactivity timeout" After a bit of digging, I hadn't had any trouble connecting to the Database from App Engine or my local machine so I thought this was a little strange. It was then I noticed the cluster permissions... When I select my cluster I see the following; Permissions User info Disabled Compute Read Write Storage Read Only Task queue Disabled BigQuery Disabled