Ned Bellavance • 2/11/2019

Deploying a Kubernetes Cluster on Azure Stack fails

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This technical article details the author's experience troubleshooting a failed Kubernetes cluster deployment on Azure Stack after an update. It walks through unhelpful error messages, log file analysis, and ultimately identifies the root cause: the service principal used for the deployment lacked Contributor permissions on the target subscription. The post provides a step-by-step diagnostic process useful for DevOps engineers and cloud administrators.

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