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Error Vespa Config Server #20
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I am encountering the same Vespa issue when trying to deploy Danswer, any suggestions would be appreciated. |
Same issue here |
I found the issue. Vespa k8s service labels don't match the labels applied to the Vespa pod by Danswer here. For now the fix is to add the following to your Danswer Helm chart values:
but a more permanent fix would be to make the service labels take their value from |
I changed the podLabels:
But the problem persists:
I thinks this connection problem is not related with the podLabels. |
Same here. I've tried swapping out multiple image tags as well, but I always get the same result. |
Did you restart the Danswer pods after correcting the Vespa pod labels? Based on my reading of the various Danswer pod logs, one of the things the Danswer API server does on startup is connect to the Vespa service to set up the 'Application Package' (which your Vespa logs say is missing). |
I restarted the Danswer pods and now is running properly! |
Vespa is not working because this configuration As you can see in this Issue unoplat/vespa-helm-charts#20 You have to use this podLabels to be accord with the other configuration. vespa: podLabels: app: vespa app.kubernetes.io/instance: danswer <-------------
Vespa is not working because this configuration As you can see in this Issue unoplat/vespa-helm-charts#20 You have to use this podLabels to be accord with the other configuration. vespa: podLabels: app: vespa app.kubernetes.io/instance: danswer <-------------
Hi 👋,
This is the log:
I tried with serveral configuration for
VESPA_CONFIGSERVERS=vespa-0.vespa.danswer.svc.cluster.local
But I couldn't start to work with Vespa in K8s.
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