Hi All,
when we create database the fields are hidden
please help us to fix that problem
K8s RKE2 1.27
Percona Everest 1.2.0
I can confirm that Percona Everest 1.2.0 works fine.
I can launch the databases without any problem.
Did you see any errors during the operator’s or everest installation?
Do you see any other namespace if you created or storage class?
kubectl get csv -n dev
kubectl get deploy -n dev
The operators for the namespaces are installed,
Next, we can check the output if there is any issues in
kubectl get dbengine -n dev
thank for support. i have fixed it…
Glad to hear it got fixed. What caused it to break?
i have edit everest-operator proxy to internet …
Hello,
I have the same issue on a Kubernetes cluster where external web access must go through a proxy. Could you please detail what you did to resolve this situation?
I tried simply adding an environment variable https_proxy with the appropriate value, but that doesn’t seem to be enough. I don’t think I’m too far from the solution, but if you already have it, it would help me a lot 
Hey @oavril ,
Take a look at this topic, it might be helpful
How to configure proxy for everest-operator-controller-manager - Percona Everest - Percona Community Forum
Thank you for the quick response!
I have already tried adding the HTTPS_PROXY and HTTP_PROXY variables.
However, when I specify the proxy, the container manager does not start and does not log anything.
Our proxy is configured to only return external pages (internet).
Therefore, I assume that the manager is trying to reach an internal IP or URL.
I am trying to play with the NO_PROXY variable, but I haven’t been able to figure out what it’s trying to connect to so far.
Ah,
it seems that I found the right solution by simply adding the Kubernetes API itself to NO_PROXY.
With all my apologies for these questions, and I hope that this can still help!
Hi All,
It sounds like you’re encountering an issue where fields are not displaying when creating a database in your Percona Everest setup. There are a few potential causes for this issue, and I’d suggest the following steps to help resolve it:
- Check Permissions: Ensure that the user roles and permissions associated with the database creation process have the appropriate access to view all necessary fields. Sometimes hidden fields can be due to insufficient privileges.
- Review Configuration: Double-check the Percona Everest and RKE2 settings, especially related to UI visibility or database field configurations. Any restrictions on the fields or UI could be causing them to be hidden by default.
- Clear Cache: If the UI is caching outdated configurations or schemas, try clearing the browser cache or performing a hard refresh. Also, if you’re using any kind of reverse proxy or caching layers (such as NGINX), ensure those are up-to-date and not affecting the UI rendering.
- Logs and Errors: Check the logs for any errors or warnings that might point to why the fields are being hidden. This could give more specific insight into the issue.
- Version Compatibility: Make sure that the Percona Everest 1.2.0 version you’re using is fully compatible with RKE2 1.27. There may be a compatibility issue causing UI rendering problems or field visibility issues.
- Community or Support Resources: If the issue persists, it might be helpful to consult the Percona community forums or contact Percona support for more specific troubleshooting based on your exact configuration.
Let us know if this helps or if you’re encountering any specific error messages!
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