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I don't understand what you're trying to do. What specifically are you creating records for in DNS?
No, you cannot set tls-san on agents. The tls-san value only controls what is in the supervisor/apiserver certificate that is served on ports 9345 and 6443 on servers. The kubelet and kube-proxy serving certs are only valid for the node's hostname and IPs. Are you perhaps trying to configure the TLS SANs used by ingress-nginx? I can't think of what you'd be doing with kube-proxy. |
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Sorry @brandond let me explain In the config file, in the case of the server parameter I putted a DNS record to point all controllers, like this:
when I use a DNS without adding in tls-san that record, didn´t work. Thats main point. But I see like you telling me is not necessary to put in the worker right? When I had told you to put that parameter in worker is because one of my workers didn´t create the kube-proxy pod from pod-manifest without that parameter. I hope you can understand me |
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Good afternoon,
I´m creating a DNS to locate the controllers, I see I need to add that dns to tls-san config in config.yaml in controllers, but I want to know if it necessary to add tls-san to workers too?
My kube-proxy pods don´t work well with out it.
Thanks
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