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We are attempting to connect to our AWS EKS cluter (via Apache Airflow) and are getting an Authentication error for jobs running longer than 15 minutes. We are using the aws-iam-authenticator for authentication. The issue is that this provides an auth token that expires every 15 minutes, so I think that the client is not able to update the token the currently running job as it is monitoring its status, so after 15 minutes it tries to get a status update with the old token then fails due to the unauthorized error.
We tried attacking an IAM role in our .kube_config to increase this token expiration to 2 hours, but this isn't changing anything. Looking into it it seems like there was a similar issue with the Kubernetes Python Client for Google Cloud Platform that was fixed last year.
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We are attempting to connect to our AWS EKS cluter (via Apache Airflow) and are getting an Authentication error for jobs running longer than 15 minutes. We are using the aws-iam-authenticator for authentication. The issue is that this provides an auth token that expires every 15 minutes, so I think that the client is not able to update the token the currently running job as it is monitoring its status, so after 15 minutes it tries to get a status update with the old token then fails due to the unauthorized error.
We tried attacking an IAM role in our .kube_config to increase this token expiration to 2 hours, but this isn't changing anything. Looking into it it seems like there was a similar issue with the Kubernetes Python Client for Google Cloud Platform that was fixed last year.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: