Origin: External kubernetes: Basic API endpoints are 404

[paralin]

Attempting to hit /apis and /versions and a few other endpoints that kubectl hits in literally every operation return 404s.

Do I need to enable them in the config file? I tried adding -versions and -apis to the API versions entries at the beginning of master-config and that didn't do it.

[paralin]

This is under kubernetes @ncdc @liggitt

[deads2k]

I'm betting its our proxy. /apis didn't exist when we configured it. this could end up being interesting.

[liggitt]

Opened https://github.com/openshift/origin/pull/8125 for now

[deads2k]

@paralin Did you typo /version? You say others, which ones in particular?

[paralin]

I typo'd version, yeah. You can check what is needed by doing kubectl --v=8 create -f . in most of the examples. Kubectl for some reason hits a lot of endpoints before doing anything.

The only ones it checked before failing out were apis and version.

[paralin]

@deads2k @liggitt I have found also that /swaggerapi/api/v1 404s. I tried adding it as a forward as well and that fails with ApiDeclaration not found

[liggitt]

If anything tries to traverse from /swaggerapi/, that root doc wouldn't include /api and /apis. Combining swagger docs isn't something I'm sure we want to do

[paralin]

@liggitt Is there some kind of short term solution to fixing this?

[liggitt]

external kubernetes mode has been removed. In the future, API aggregation and external initialization will allow OpenShift APIs to be surfaced and consumed by normal kubectl clients.