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knative by default does not ship with imagePullSecrets because the registry is put on gcr.io/knative-releases by default. However by supporting custom registries, the operator should also support imagePullSecrets.
I'm running into this today... so +1 to supporting private registries that require a PullSecret.
from the slack chat about this:
the pods in knative-serving namespace are using the "controller" service account. In order for the images to be pulled, that SA needs a imagePullSecret with the creds for the private registry hosting the images - assuming you're using a private registry. However, processing the default serving.yaml, it creates the SA and the Pods all in one shot, not giving anyone a chance to inject the SA with the imagePullSecret. Do I have all of this right? And if so, is there any way to get around this situation w/o modifying the yaml or splitting it up in some way?
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knative by default does not ship with imagePullSecrets because the registry is put on gcr.io/knative-releases by default. However by supporting custom registries, the operator should also support imagePullSecrets.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/containers/images/#referring-to-an-imagepullsecrets-on-a-pod
Proposal: