James Rawlings

Looks like you have RBAC enabled on your kubernetes cluster? We've not tested or added docs to cover this. We create an exposecontroller serviceaccount so a quick solution would be...

It looks like we could do with a bit of validation on the UI. The project shouldn't contain capital letters looking at that regex.. testNodeJSProject `[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?)*)`

Brilliant @gashcrumb, I've just kicked off a release so should be available within the next hour.

Yeah this is definitely an issue that we're seeing. Hopefully will look into in very soon!

I've just changed the pipeline script to use the f.q.d.n as listed in the exception above subjectAltNames, and this works.. ``` KubernetesClient kubernetes = new DefaultKubernetesClient('https://kubernetes.default.svc.cluster.local'); ``` So either the...

Another workaround is to add an env var to the jenkins master ``` kubectl edit deployment jenkins ``` add to the env vars section.. ``` name: KUBERNETES_MASTER value: kubernetes.default ```...

It might be worth adding in the `KUBERNETES_MASTER` env var to the jenkins deployment yaml as a temporary workaround until we get the cert updated? https://github.com/fabric8io/fabric8-devops/blob/master/jenkins/src/main/fabric8/jenkins-deployment.yml#L36

yeah - we've done that too, its just the cert hasn't been updated yet and people are going to hit this. I'll followup again and see if it is something...

Yeah makes sense, we ought to add this in.

That would be great! We're a little light on our feet at the moment with a lot of folks on summer holidays. Would be a great contribution :)