kube-plex: Kube-plex pod stuck in ContainerCreating status

Hi,

I’m quite new with this so sorry if i understood something wrong.

I’m on windows with an Ubuntu v20.04 VM.

I succeeded until i run the

helm install plex ./charts/kube-plex \
    --namespace plex \
    --set claimToken=[insert claim token here] \
    --set persistence.data.claimName=existing-pms-data-pvc \
    --set ingress.enabled=true

which succeeded but when i run

kubectl get po -n plex

I see the pod but in Pending status for 15 hours.

NAME                              READY   STATUS    RESTARTS   AGE
plex-kube-plex-78cfbcd7df-sfz6k   0/1     Pending   0          15h

I don’t see what i’m missing if someone can help please.

Thank you !!

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Created 4 years ago
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@justinhodev I basically modified the deployment.yml file so that the volumeMounts.name were all the same, pointing to my single volume mount and there’s only one volume entry.

so volumeMounts looks like this for me:

volumeMounts:
  - name: media-ssd
    mountPath: /data
    subPath: plex/data
  - name: media-ssd
    mountPath: /config
    subPath: plex/config
  - name: media-ssd
    mountPath: /transcode
    subPath: plex/transcode
  - name: shared
    mountPath: /shared

and the Volumes looks like:

volumes:
  - name: media-ssd
    persistentVolumeClaim:
      claimName: "media-ssd"
  - name: shared
    emptyDir: {}

as a single entry.

This is what is running on my Raspberry Pi Cluster and it seems to work. Not sure how sustainable it is, but that’s what I got.

hectorleiva on May 28, 2020