can't enabled plugins rabbimq_tracing

[peera...@gmail.com]

Hello 
I try to use kubernetes for managing RabbitMQ Services. I Read and Try on
https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-peer-discovery-k8s and it work pretty fine.

Now i try to monnitoring massage by use rabbitmqctl trace_on in the container.

But when i try to enable plugins rabbitmq_tracing it display error "Cannot_write_enabled_plugins_file".

I already check umask and it 0022 so i don't know how to solve this

Thank you

Gone

[Daniil Fedotov]

erofs means that the filesystem is in read-only mode. For kubernetes it might be the case. Can you check how is the filesystem for /etc/rabbitmq mounted in your container?

[peera...@gmail.com]

Hi Daniil
Thank you for reply 

Is this you looking for?

Gone

[Daniil Fedotov]

The ls command shows configured permissions for files and directories, but it does not show if the filesystem was mounted in read-only mode. You should check that in your kubernetes configuration.

[Luke Bakken]

Hello -

What is the output of the mount command when run as root?

Luke

[peera...@gmail.com]

Hi Luke
Here What i Try

[Luke Bakken]

Hello,

You can see that /etc/rabbitmq is a read-only filesystem. To enable plugins, the rabbitmq-plugins command must be able to write to this location.

Or, you can use the RABBITMQ_ENABLED_PLUGINS_FILE environment variable to use a different location for this file.

Thanks,

Luke