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I'm trying Traefik on top of CoreOS 1010.3.0 and Kubernetes 1.2.4 (image pulled from Docker public registry).
Config file traefik.toml has been modified as follows (in Kubernetes section):
You shouldn't have to manually create the ca.crt and token, the default service account (i.e. those files) should be injected into the container by kubernetes, assuming you are running traefik in a kubernetes pod somehow.
Same as #486 and from what I can tell more a kubernetes and more a support question. @mapolone If you still have issues, try asking on the kubernetes mailinglist, stack overflow or slack. See here for details: http://kubernetes.io/docs/troubleshooting/ Those folk can probably better help you.
I'm trying Traefik on top of CoreOS 1010.3.0 and Kubernetes 1.2.4 (image pulled from Docker public registry).
Config file traefik.toml has been modified as follows (in Kubernetes section):
Created a new self-signed certificate and set ca.crt in default folder:
/var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/ca.crt
As well for the token:
/var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token
Permissions have been temporary set to 666 on both files.
This happens when using insecure and secure port (in kube-apiserver startup parameters).
Should they have a specific owner/group?
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