Going through the lesson on the openshif gui to deploy the local nodejs-basic app and getting ErrImagePull requested access to the resource is denied. Not sure how to enter the credentials.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rich
I was able to complete the lesson today.
I had to:
stop the openshift local cluster (crc stop)
delete the cluster (crc delete)
re-install the cluster (crc setup, crc start)
Once I did that, I tried going through the lesson again, and this time at first I saw an imagepull backoff message, but a few seconds later the pod status reported 'running'.
I'm not sure what went wrong the first time, but the re-install seems to have fixed the issue. Thank you for responding!
@AMGI-Pipeline there are course-specific groups set up in the community, and I was wondering which course you’re taking so we can ensure your question gets posted to the right space.
I was not going through any specific course when I ran into that error. I had successfully completed the udemy course "Openshift for the Absolute Beginners" a couple months ago. Last week I decided to try out openshift on one of our Ubuntu Linux workstations, so installed it and tried to go through the getting started resources.
I clicked on view all quick starts, and then clicked on what I looked like the simplest quickstart.
@AMGI-Pipeline May I ask you which course and chapter is this from ? Which guided exercise and step ?
Have you loggedin to the image registry ? Can you pull the image from the terminal ?
@AMGI-Pipeline also you would want to refer this article for more info on the same : https://learn.redhat.com/t5/DO280-Red-Hat-OpenShift/ImagePullBackOff-amp-ErrImagePull-in-K8s/m-p/352...
Hi Chetan,
As mentioned in my reply to @TudorRaduta, I was going through the Quickstart, "Get Started With a Sample Application"
The error occured on the 6th part of step 1.
I have not logged into the image registry. I will try that.
I was able to complete the lesson today.
I had to:
stop the openshift local cluster (crc stop)
delete the cluster (crc delete)
re-install the cluster (crc setup, crc start)
Once I did that, I tried going through the lesson again, and this time at first I saw an imagepull backoff message, but a few seconds later the pod status reported 'running'.
I'm not sure what went wrong the first time, but the re-install seems to have fixed the issue. Thank you for responding!
@AMGI-Pipeline Ok wonderful! Glad that your issue was resolved!
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