Hi Kelsey,
I wa slooking for the Terraform files to provision the cluster (trying to follow your Kubenetes lesson).
Do you know where I could find them?
it appears they have been removed.
thank you Sir.

Hey,

i always get the same issue when i try to setup my kubectl.

error: couldn't read version from server: Get https://146.148.119.50:6443/api: x509: certificate is valid for 10.240.0.2, 10.200.100.1, not 146.148.119.50

I thought that the following stuff is might be missing in admin.csr

"CN": "*.c.PROJECT_ID.internal",
  "hosts": [
    "127.0.0.1",
    "EXTERNAL_IP",
    "*.c.PROJECT_ID.internal"
  ],

but generating new certs with my EXTERNAL_IP and PROJECT_ID did not fixed the problem. Any suggestions?

The supplied kube-ui-rc.yaml in the guide references a namespace with the name "kube-system", but i can't find any mention of making that namespace.

This in turn throws an error:

Error from server: error when creating "kube-ui-rc.yaml": ReplicationController "kube-ui-v1" is forbidden: Namespace kube-system does not exist

Back when you presented here at Google Seattle (thanks, btw!), I fell behind at one point and had trouble figuring out which labs I missed. Having them numbered so they display in order in github could help.

And run this command on one of your Kubernetes nodes:

curl http://IP

How it works for me now is that on only one of the nodes, I get a response. Is this the correct behavior? Or should I get a respone on all the nodes, and the master?