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Hi,
I have a problem launching the 3 pods for the webconfig deployment. I'm logged into the RHPCP platform with a developer login on the administrator dashboard.
I tried to delete project and create again but no results.
regarding to the procedure we have to be developer.
I created a deployment in the storage-configs project according to the procedure, but at point "1.3 Select the Create button. Verify the successful deployment of three pods," there is a problem.
The issue is imagepullbackoff - some problem with authorization and pulling the image from the registry.
thank you
Bartosz
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@bkonopincorp just to make sure the image name is correct : registry.ocp4.example.com:8443/rhscl/httpd-24-rhel7:latest

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This can be a common problem nad issue that you get in real-world scenarios. The imagepullbackoff is quite common and generally easy to fix. The main things you might want to check are ...
- Are your credentials correct for the image registry? In our OCP labs, sometimes we have those in place for you as part of the "lab start" command.
- Is the image name and tag correct along with the registry where the image is pulled from? Small typos here can cause issues as that would cause the resource to not exist.
- Is the image registry up and running ... this can be checked often by pulling another image from the registry.
The most likely culprit when i have delivered this course is there is a typo on the line specifying the image, but the three (3) things listed above are the most common things that will cause this error.
https://rhtapps.redhat.com/verify?certId=111-134-086
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Hi
thank you for your response
- Are your credentials correct for the image registry? In our OCP labs, sometimes we have those in place for you as part of the "lab start" command.
Yes, I'm logged into the registry with developer user - Is the image name and tag correct along with the registry where the image is pulled from? Small typos here can cause issues as that would cause the resource to not exist.
this is a console based exercise, yes, i think I did it correctly. - Is the image registry up and running ... this can be checked often by pulling another image from the registry.
I can't search in the registry.ocp4.example.com/ registry with podman or skopeo.
There is some probleme with certificates TLS (is valid for git.ocp4.example.com not for registry.ocp4.... )
In the pictures you can see that I couldn't finish the lab, I wanted to restart the lab.
Is there some auther solution, or I have to recreate the workstation mayby.
all the best

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@bkonopincorp just to make sure the image name is correct : registry.ocp4.example.com:8443/rhscl/httpd-24-rhel7:latest

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Hi,
Yes, my fault.
There was 1 instead of L
Thank you