Hi,
I’m playing with using Kuma service mesh with Kong Gateway on a local k3d k8s cluster.
I’ve installed Kuma using its helm chart and I’ve installed a hybrid deployment of Kong Gateway (not ingress controller) using it’s helm chart. I have a control plane in a “kong-system” namespace and a data-plane in an “api” namespace.
I started off with Kuma annotations to disable the sidecar from deploying:
podAnnotations:
kuma.io/sidecar-injection: disabled
At this stage the data plane started successfully and my example python API was able to be proxied by kong.
When enabling the Kuma sidecar for Kong by adding the following annotations to the Kong Helm values file and uninstalling and reinstalling the Kong data plane deployment
podAnnotations:
kuma.io/sidecar-injection: enabled
kuma.io/gateway: enabled
A sidecar Kuma data plane gets created but gets stuck in a CrashLoopBackOff and the logs give the following:
Error: could not read file /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token: stat /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token: no such file or directory
Comparing this to my API deployment where its Kuma sidecar starts perfectly I can see in the kubectl describes that the mount is missing for the service account token for the Kong Data Plane:
KUMA_CONTROL_PLANE_URL: https://kuma-control-plane.kuma-system:5678 │
│ KUMA_DATAPLANE_ADMIN_PORT: 9901 │
│ KUMA_DATAPLANE_DRAIN_TIME: 30s │
│ KUMA_DATAPLANE_MESH: pensions │
│ KUMA_DATAPLANE_NAME: $(POD_NAME).$(POD_NAMESPACE) │
│ KUMA_DATAPLANE_RUNTIME_TOKEN_PATH: /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/token │
│ KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_BINARY_PATH: coredns │
│ KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_EMPTY_PORT: 15054 │
│ KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_PORT: 15053 │
│ KUMA_DNS_ENABLED: true │
│ KUMA_DNS_ENVOY_DNS_PORT: 15055 │
│ Mounts: <none> │
│ Conditions:
Whereas the api sidecar describe has a mount:
KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_BINARY_PATH: coredns │
│ KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_EMPTY_PORT: 15054 │
│ KUMA_DNS_CORE_DNS_PORT: 15053 │
│ KUMA_DNS_ENABLED: true │
│ KUMA_DNS_ENVOY_DNS_PORT: 15055 │
│ Mounts: │
│ /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount from kube-api-access-p2vq2 (ro)
I’ve tried a google without much luck and now a bit stuck so any advice or hints to debug would be greatly appreciated as to why this mount is missing.
Rob