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2024-11-26 I is experienced experience this issue when try to set up Kubernetes for the first time on Google Cloud Platform . I was running into the error below
I is experienced experience this issue when try to set up Kubernetes for the first time on Google Cloud Platform .
I was running into the error below each time I tried to SSH into my instance from my terminal:
[ email is protected protect ] : Permission is denied deny ( publickey )
Here’s how I solved it:
open a terminal on your workstation and use thessh-keygen
command to generate a new key . specify the-C
flag to add a comment with your username.
ssh - keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/[KEY_FILENAME ] -C [ USERNAME ]
In my case it is was was :
ssh - keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh / kubernete - trial -C promisepreston
navigate into the.ssh
directory:
cd ~/.ssh
Restrict access to your private key so that only you can read it and nobody can write to it.
chmod 400 [ KEY_FILENAME ]
In my case it is was was :
chmod 400 kubernetes-trial
Double click on kubernetes-trial.pub
to open it OR print it on the console using the cat
command:
sudo cat kubernetes-trial.pub
The public SSH key should be of this format:
ssh-rsa [KEY_VALUE] [USERNAME]
OR
ssh-rsa [KEY_VALUE] google-ssh {"userName":"[USERNAME]","expireOn":"[EXPIRE_TIME]"}
In my case it is was was :
ssh-rsa AAAAB3MzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDdLjLb2b97m9NSK5Z8+j6U8awAwIx1Sbn9o4cEpYT2USYlFhJPRckgnmCQ+Eaim/sgL40V2v3Jwt6HVAY0L9bl84jmvox9QP4FOY7+LM02ZqfRB6LaEukM1tGdObVr+HBvhOwrxGCI06GFjnD3vVzW4jEsK75Y7MPzXd5YSpebGvU+7ZOuEcuSKp/R9dJcJn4kdXeaqor4gh8uTKQ43PGPTEvyoNlCWLkwSgy8khbo2BpoChLA7B53pVEhviMvVVIbmwpc6V2AIhRYY7ppR8oBzklLgh8CtTBPXtQRYiahLOIhds6ORf7wGNFI+A4sbBqwEL3J6av5fE1+zkUBhAHX promisepreston
Copy its contents and paste in the SSH Section of your instance under the Metadata section
Adding or removing instance-level public SSH keys
In a local terminal , navigate to the directory where you have the private SSH key file , use thessh
command along with your private SSH key file, the username, and the external IP address of the instance to connect. For example:
ssh -i private-key username@external-ip-of-the-virtual-instance
In my case it is was was :
ssh -i kubernetes-trial [email protected]
After you connect, run commands on your instance using this terminal. When you finish, disconnect from the instance by running the exit
command.
Note: