Digital Ocean Kubernetes Cluster Not creating. Giving Error : The argument "size" is required, but no definition was found.
Jahadul-Rakib opened this issue · comments
Hello sir,
I am going to create a kubernetes cluster using cdktf and cdktf-provider-digitalocean...but i am stucking in a place .... i can not understand how can i overcome this issue. please help me....
cdktf & Language Versions
Java and library cdktf-provider-digitalocean(0.0.6 to 0.0.0)
Expected Behavior
create kubernetes cluster
Actual Behavior
Error: Missing required argument
The argument "size" is required, but no definition was found.
Steps to Reproduce
KubernetesCluster kubernetesCluster = KubernetesCluster.Builder.create (this, dto.getClusterName ())
.name (dto.getClusterName ())
.vpcUuid (vpc.getId ())
.version (dto.getK8sVersion ())
.region (dto.getRegion ())
.autoUpgrade (true)
.surgeUpgrade (true)
.ha (dto.getHighAvailability ())
.nodePool (KubernetesClusterNodePool.builder ()
.name ("default-node-group")
.nodeCount (dto.getDefaultNodeTotal ())
.size (dto.getDefaultNodeType ())
.build ())
.dependsOn (List.of (vpc))
.build ();
Could you try hardcoding a value in the .size() call, e.g. .size("s-2vcpu-2gb")? The error reads to me like it misses the size attribute on the node pool.
yes.. i also try hard coded value....its not working.when i manually adding size attribute its work but from library its do not work properly.
What do you mean with manually adding the size attribute?
Yes sir @DanielMSchmidt
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