<p>I've got a problem with our Kubernetes not issuing certificates for kubelet.</p>

<p>The kubelet is submitting CSR and this seems to get approved and at this point certificate should be issues but this step never seems to take place.</p>

<p>I searched far and wide but nothing...</p>

<pre><code>$ kubectl get csr
NAME        AGE       REQUESTOR   CONDITION
csr-52xv4   11m       kubelet     Approved
csr-97rrv   43m       kubelet     Approved
csr-9p8gz   28m       kubelet     Approved
csr-n578g   53m       kubelet     Approved
csr-s76sv   44m       kubelet     Approved
csr-z2xhg   45m       kubelet     Approved
</code></pre>

<p>In result all new nodes/kubelets don't get certificate issued at all.</p>

<p>This seems to started with no particular change to the environment and I can't find any single log that would indicate problem with issuing certs.</p>

<p>Has anyone ever seen this?</p>

<p>Kind regards</p>

mironq
<p>Just to let you know what was the original cause of the problem: somehow, and we still don't know how, the content of file holding the certificate on one of the master nodes (/srv/kubernetes/ca.crt) had its content duplicated. Strange... During troubleshooting we tested that certificate using openssl which read that without any issues and that mislead us assuming it has to be OK...</p>

<p>Fixing the content by hand immediately fixed this problem.</p>
