Kuberneted dashboard is not accessible after deploying 3 node cluster

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Note: About my cluster setup

I am using Vbox with Centos 8 image.

It is 3 node cluster

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Network setup of vbox for VM mention as following which i am using.

Master:   1 NAT Card,   2-  Bridge Adaptor

node1-    1 NAT Card,   2-  Bridge Adaptor

node2-    1 NAT Card,   2-  Bridge Adaptor

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Problem:

I want to deploy kubernetes cluster with self sign CA. To use cert-manager

default CA created by kubeadm command during cluster initialization its not working properly.

I am facing issue when i deploying cluster with default CA created by kubeadm. After deploying network and dashboard i am not able to

open dashboard in my chrome browser because its complaining CA is not secure and not signed.

Please share any link or docs where explain how to deploy kubernetes cluster with self sign cert.

Jul 11, 2020 in Kubernetes by anonymous
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1 answer to this question.

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Hi,

There may a problem with firewalld. You need to disable your firewall permanently. There are some programs that the firewall will not allow.

answered Jul 13, 2020 by MD
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