I have deployed Spinnaker successfully on an Azure VM. I am able to successfully connect via "ssh" and the outputs of curl http://9000
and curl http:8084/health
are appropriate. Did the tunnelling as documented.
However from my host machine browser I am not able to open the Deck UI. The http://localhost:9000
from my Mac Chrome Browser says:
"This site can’t be reached. localhost refused to connect."
As long as your VM has a public IP/DNS the following instructions should work on a Mac, I just tried them against an instance of Spinnaker that I have running on an Azure VM in my subscription.
• On your local machine do the following:
• Add this to ~/.ssh/config (if file does not exist create it) and populate with content below. Give the file execute permissions (chmod 700 ~/.ssh/config)
Host spinnaker-start
HostName <Full DNS>
ControlMaster yes
ControlPath ~/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl
RequestTTY no
LocalForward 9000 127.0.0.1:9000
LocalForward 8084 127.0.0.1:8084
LocalForward 8087 127.0.0.1:8087
User <User name for your vm>
Host spinnaker-stop
HostName <Full DNS>
ControlPath ~/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl
RequestTTY no
• Create a spinnaker-tunnel.sh file with the following content, and give it execute permissions (chmod 700)
#!/bin/bash
socket=$HOME/.ssh/spinnaker-tunnel.ctl
if [ "$1" == "start" ]; then
if [ ! \( -e ${socket} \) ]; then
echo "Starting tunnel to Spinnaker..."
ssh -f -N spinnaker-start && echo "Done."
else
echo "Tunnel to Spinnaker running."
fi
fi
if [ "$1" == "stop" ]; then
if [ \( -e ${socket} \) ]; then
echo "Stopping tunnel to Spinnaker..."
ssh -O "exit" spinnaker-stop && echo "Done."
else
echo "Tunnel to Spinnaker stopped."
fi
fi
Usage: To start/stop a SSH tunnel execute the following commands
./spinnaker-tunnel.sh start
./spinnaker-tunnel.sh stop