Hey great tutorial. In step 3, I believe an update is necessary to change the command from
$ kubectl config use-context docker-for-desktop
to
$kubectl config use-context docker-desktop
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thanks for your comment. Which Docker for Desktop version are you using? For me both docker-for-desktop and docker-desktop work in step 3.
Regarding OCI: I wanted this post to focus on deploying it to a local cluster. Including now one cloud provider would require including all common providers (to be balanced). I guess each cloud provider has great documentation about how to deploy applications to their Kubernetes solution.
But indeed Oracle was missing in the quickstart links and I added it, thanks for the catch!
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Hey great tutorial. In step 3, I believe an update is necessary to change the command from
$ kubectl config use-context docker-for-desktop
to
$kubectl config use-context docker-desktop
Also in the deploying to the cloud step, including deploying on OCI via: docs.cloud.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/C...
would make this tutorial even more overarching.
thanks for your comment. Which Docker for Desktop version are you using? For me both
docker-for-desktopanddocker-desktopwork in step 3.Regarding OCI: I wanted this post to focus on deploying it to a local cluster. Including now one cloud provider would require including all common providers (to be balanced). I guess each cloud provider has great documentation about how to deploy applications to their Kubernetes solution.
But indeed Oracle was missing in the quickstart links and I added it, thanks for the catch!