When I try to deploy mesheryctl to Kubernetes cluster, I get this error message. I checked the current context and It has the platform set to Kubernetes, not sure why I’m unable to execute the deploy command. Would appreciate any pointers.
@Ebi is the Scoop package for mesheryctl what you’re looking for?
@Lee No. I have scoop installed but when I try to run meshery system start, I get the error message ‘Error: CreateFile C:\Users\user.kube\config: The system cannot find the file specified… Your k8s context is configured to run Meshery on Kubernetes using the Default token.’ I have kube installed as well. Not sure what else to do.
@Ebi, oh, I see. What’s the output of a mesheryctl system check?
Hi @lee , sorry for the late response. I had interviews and was away. Here’s the output of the mesheryctl system check
You’ll need to either be running Docker or Kubernetes.
I have it installedand have just updated everything ( mesheryctl and kubectl), Here’s what I’m getting still
You have kubectl installed, but no Kubernetes cluster running (available via your kubeconfig).
@Ebi, this is my stop - where I get off the support train.
You’ll need to get a docker host or a kubernetes cluster (either one) in order to deploy Meshery (as a user) or you can build and run Meshery locally.
Okay okay. Thank you. I’m doing that already.
Thanks.
