k8s log show error" tcp is not a valid port number"

[scany1211]

hi experts,
I download the superset source code and try to build the docker image with command "docker build -t xxx:xx .", then upload the image to docker registry and create the K8S pod. By the way, I create the K8S pod with offical superset images, it has no problem. Only having the problem when I use the image built by myself.
Do I need to modify anything in the source code ?

Thanks

[madelfio]

I had the same issues. I realized I had a Kubernetes/OpenShift service named "superset", which appears to cause a SUPERSET_PORT environment variable to be auto-injected into the container, overriding the value specified in the superset Dockerfile. Once I deleted/renamed that service, I got past the tcp is not a valid port number error.

[kwims]

@madelfio , thanks you just saved me a lot of time :)

[metasim]

ditto!!!

[johnnycube]

@madelfio thank you very much - solved a longstanding issue I had

[sunkyzz]

I also meet the same issue, the reason is service superset will override SUPERSET_PORT env var like tcp://123.233.1.1:8088 instead of 8088. Rename service or edit docker-entrypoint.sh in docker image will solve this issue ;)

[arthursimas1]

you can also set an environment variable SUPERSET_PORT to the pod that will override the value set by the service

[mistercrunch]

anything we should do in this repo to prevent people running into this?