When creating namespace using kubectl, got the following message kubectl create namespace dev Unable to connect to the server: x509: certificate is valid for localhost, hcp-kubernetes, kubernetes, kubernetes.default, kubernetes.default.svc, kubernetes.default.svc.cluster.local, hcp-kubernetes.644785187754eb0001225b82.svc.cluster.local, yaksha-mfa-staging-dns-6ssqbxs8.hcp.centralindia.azmk8s.io, not kubelab2-dns-zhre37vl.hcp.centralindia.azmk8s.io
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Hello
@kumaran G
Thanks for posting your question here.
Looking at the error you may have more than one cluster / context in your .kubeconfig file and maybe something got mixed up or recent cert changes.
Can u please confirm if you are able to run any other kubectl commands on that cluster, other than creating a namespace?
Can u please try to pull credentials again? with command
az aks get-credentials --resource-group <Your RG> --name <Cluster Name>
and
--admin
flag on the end if required as per your permissions.
Then try to create a namespace using
kubectl create namespace <name of your new namespace>
.
If the issue still persists after above steps, can u please confirm:
Was this working fine before and not working all of the sudden, or is this your first time creating a namespace in this cluster?
Any recent certificate rotations on the cluster?
Is there anything between the client and the cluster (eg. Firewall for instance)?
Hope this helps, look forward to hearing from you.
Thankyou!
