How add bundles on raspberry pi K3s

[fafarun]

I deploy a K3s cluster on rpi4 with cloud-init.
The cluster work. I want to add a bundle on my cluster.

I edit the /oem/userdata.yamlfile to add :

I tried with installor after-install, I didn't see any pod cert-manager on my cluster.

# Specify the bundle to use
  after-install:
    bundles:
      - targets:
        - run://quay.io/kairos/community-bundles:cert-manager_latest

# Specify cert-manager settings
certManager:
  version: v1.11.0

Why this not works ? How can I add a bundle during the day-2 of my RPI4 cluster K3s ?

I use kairos 2.4.1 on opensuse.

I tried to find some logs, but I didn't see nothing in the. /var/log/kairos/kairos-agent.

[jimmykarily]

I'm trying to document bundle configuration better as part of this: kairos-io/kairos-docs#108 I will have a look at the code and let you know what's possible currently.

[mauromorales]

@fafarun on rpi, there's no install process per se, since the image is already "installed" so to speak. For this reason, the install stages do not get executed. I don't remember correctly but I think either you can run them while doing the customization of the image https://kairos.io/docs/installation/raspberry/#customizing-the-disk-image or you need to run them on a different stage, like first boot or something like that.

[fafarun]

Thanks yours responses guys. I know with rpi There are not install stage. But in the bundle documentation, you say to use this stage to install bundle after the install process To install a bundle after installation instead (for those bundles that explicitly supports that), use the following:

It's for that I tried with stage after-install. I also tried with no stage. But nothing work, unfortunately.

[jimmykarily]

I documented here the command to manually install a bundle after installation: https://github.com/kairos-io/kairos-docs/pull/108/files#diff-b6ae177340ff70165991ae23c7a2861ffcfaea1cdf334a9cd738c0c599bca3aaR104

if you want to do that through the kairos config, you can put that command in a stage (see some examples here: https://kairos.io/docs/reference/configuration/ - search for commands: in the document)