CAN LAKEFS WORK IN AN ISOLATED AIR-GAPPED ENVIRONM...
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CAN LAKEFS WORK IN AN ISOLATED AIR-GAPPED ENVIRONMENT? I have a LakeFS version 1.14.0 container in an on-prem isolated environment with no internet access. Using postgres for KV store and local block storage for now. After setting the check_audit_url to 127.0.0.1 and log level = none I was able to least get the home page but it is blank. F12 reveals some CSS and body with some cross origin links. I can't find any logs that show an error. docker logs lakefs simply shows instruction slike "If you are running LakeFS locally for the first time, then complete setup process at http://127.0.0.1/setup". But that setup link gives me a blank page. Appreciate any help possible. Thanks!
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Hi @Sam - lakeFS can work in an isolated air-gapped environment. No need whatsoever for internet access.
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We got a LakeFSversion 1.14.0 container already on an air-gapped network, that I installed on RHEL 8.9 server along with a postgres container. I am able to get LakeFS to talk to Postgres. When I do - docker run .... lakefs:latest run --config /etc/lakefs/config.yaml - the server seems to come up fine. Then from browser http://127.0.0.1:8000 I get blank page. F12 does show some stylesheets got downloaded but no errors. Just blank page.
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Hi @Sam Can you please generate a HAR file from browser and share it?
s
I will. Thanks.
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HAR file attached.
When you review the HAR file please remember that the ec2 with LakeFS docker container running has no route to the internet. The fake IP 11.111.1.111 points to the ec2 running the LakeFS container.
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@Sam Can you please revert all configuration changes and simply run
lakefs run --local-settings
, for testing purposes? Please send me the lakeFS logs when done
Also please try to use latest release (1.24)
s
ok.. Same issue runnig with local settings but I will.. I have the output from "docker logs lakefs". Anything else?
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Can you attach the lakeFS logs here?
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@Sam Any update on this thread?
s
It works locally now... I just reinstalled lakefs on a different ec2.. with docker-ce instead of podman. No clue why that would make a difference. But don't have the luxury to continue troubleshooting with podman. Consider this issue closed. Thanks.
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i
Thanks for the update
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