kubectl get node only show Minion nodes

[John Dolphin]

Just set up  a cluster. When  I run kubectl get node on the master it only show the 2 minion nodes, but doesn't show the master node itself? is it normal?

Thanks

[Rodrigo Campos]

Yes. That is my case in kubernetes 1.2 :-)

I think in 1.3 it was changed to show the master but mark it to not schedule regular pods.

On Thursday, August 11, 2016, John Dolphin <johndo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Just set up  a cluster. When  I run kubectl get node on the master it only show the 2 minion nodes, but doesn't show the master node itself? is it normal?

Thanks

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[Maurizio Vitale]

If the cluster is on GKE than that's what I also see (and I think is expected as the master is managed by google).

On vagrant w/ 1.3 I see the master together with other nodes.

On Thu, Aug 11, 2016 at 10:03 AM, John Dolphin <johndo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Just set up  a cluster. When  I run kubectl get node on the master it only show the 2 minion nodes, but doesn't show the master node itself? is it normal?

Thanks

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