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Following the docs on AWS, I end up with a fluent-bit that uses IMDSv1. Whereas the recommendation by AWS is to only use IMDSv2.
So the configmap fluent-bit-cluster-info should have an extra field to choose v1 vs v2. Also the default should be v2, not v1. However it doesn't seem like a default is possible, the user would have to choose one or the other. A helm chart would be so much easier. Any chance for that?
BTW aws/aws-for-fluent-bit#177 discusses the issue I am having. In case others hit this issue, if you shell into one of the fluent-bit containers and run /fluent-bit/bin/fluent-bit --version, you will I get fluent-bit version, but this is not the same as the docker image version, which you can find in /AWS_FOR_FLUENT_BIT_VERSION file in the docker image:
bash-4.2# ls /
AWS_FOR_FLUENT_BIT_VERSION boot ecs etc home lib64 media opt root sbin sys usr
bin dev entrypoint.sh fluent-bit lib local mnt proc run srv tmp var
bash-4.2# more AWS_FOR_FLUENT_BIT_VERSION
2.28.5
bash-4.2#
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I don't have a lot of context on the aws-for-fluent-bit container. Does that have support for a feature toggle to use IMDSv1 vs v2? This repo doesn't really influence that decision making.
Following the docs on AWS, I end up with a fluent-bit that uses IMDSv1. Whereas the recommendation by AWS is to only use IMDSv2.
So the configmap
fluent-bit-cluster-info
should have an extra field to choose v1 vs v2. Also the default should be v2, not v1. However it doesn't seem like a default is possible, the user would have to choose one or the other. A helm chart would be so much easier. Any chance for that?BTW aws/aws-for-fluent-bit#177 discusses the issue I am having. In case others hit this issue, if you shell into one of the fluent-bit containers and run
/fluent-bit/bin/fluent-bit --version
, you will I get fluent-bit version, but this is not the same as the docker image version, which you can find in/AWS_FOR_FLUENT_BIT_VERSION
file in the docker image:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: