Hello,
Somehow my lab environment was gone. I clicked CREATE to create a new one. It finished. So I clicked OPEN CONSOLE next to Workstation. In a terminal I typed
$ lab start basics-accessing
It does not start.
It succeded, so the problem is gone (I could not answer my question, so I put it here).
Thanks for the confirmation, the cluster usually takes around 15-20 mins to be completely up. You can monitor the cluster status by using the below commands.
From workstation run "ssh lab@utility"
Once you are logged in into utility then run "./wait.sh"
The above will give the current status of the cluster getting ready, once it is ready the scripts will work fine.
Regards,
Wasim
Thanks for the confirmation, the cluster usually takes around 15-20 mins to be completely up. You can monitor the cluster status by using the below commands.
From workstation run "ssh lab@utility"
Once you are logged in into utility then run "./wait.sh"
The above will give the current status of the cluster getting ready, once it is ready the scripts will work fine.
Regards,
Wasim
Kudos!! This helped.
Hello @riemann !
Thanks for reaching out!
What you witnessed is because of the fact that your cluster components were not ready to accept any requests - hence the lab start script failed.
You should wait for approx 20 minutes after you start your lab and donot run any lab script in between.
As Wasim mentioned - you can check the status of your cluster readiness by ssh'ing to utility server as "lab" user and then run ./wai.sh script - it will show the status of its components. Wait for the script to finish - once everything is ready then you can run the lab scripts.
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