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Merge pull request #1905 from technosophos/docs/1824-document-docker-bug
docs(install_faq): document the Docker media type bug
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**Q: How do I configure Helm, but not install Tiller?**
**Q: How do I configure Helm, but not install Tiller?**
By default,
`helm init`
will ensure that the local
`$HELM_HOME`
is configured,
A:
By default,
`helm init`
will ensure that the local
`$HELM_HOME`
is configured,
and then install Tiller on your cluster. To locally configure, but not install
and then install Tiller on your cluster. To locally configure, but not install
Tiller, use
`helm init --client-only`
.
Tiller, use
`helm init --client-only`
.
**Q: How do I manually install Tiller on the cluster?**
**Q: How do I manually install Tiller on the cluster?**
Tiller is installed as a Kubernetes
`deployment`
. You can get the manifest
A:
Tiller is installed as a Kubernetes
`deployment`
. You can get the manifest
by running
`helm init --dry-run --debug`
, and then manually install it with
by running
`helm init --dry-run --debug`
, and then manually install it with
`kubectl`
. It is suggested that you do not remove or change the labels on that
`kubectl`
. It is suggested that you do not remove or change the labels on that
deployment, as they are sometimes used by supporting scripts and tools.
deployment, as they are sometimes used by supporting scripts and tools.
**Q: Why do I get `Error response from daemon: target is unknown` during Tiller install?**
A: Users have reported being unable to install Tiller on Kubernetes instances that
are using Docker 1.13.0. The root cause of this was a bug in Docker that made
that one version incompatible with images pushed to the Docker registry by
earlier versions of Docker.
This
[
issue
](
https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/30083
)
was fixed shortly
after the release, and is available in Docker 1.13.1-RC1 and later.
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