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@gospl Can you also reproduce this same issue on a local development cluster? If not, then there may be an issue with K8s resource…
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But as I understand, its better to use Traefik / Nginx Ingress with DO
load balancers, am I right?
It really depends on the…
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@doganbros If you have applied the appropriate resource definitions to the vanilla Kubernetes cluster, then one should be able to s…
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@oreillyc Hi, can you provide some details as to what you’re trying to edit here? Well, I must go and I look forward to your feedb…
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@joacodeviaje From the information provided, it’s not clear how you actually installed MongoDB into your Kubernetes cluster. Would…
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@christianstrang If you’re wanting to look inside the container and view its logs, you can do one of the following:
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@Ayobami One can define the database user by using the MYSQL_USER environment variable within your Kubernetes deployment resour…
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@huydhoang You can do the following to update the password:
edit code-server.yaml with the new password
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@huydhoang You can do the following to update the password:
edit code-server.yaml with the new password
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@miguelDolphin From the information provided, it’s unclear on what errors you’re receiving when trying to connect to the DB at this…
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@germanEel There’s no built-in functionality for log rotation within Kubernetes (k8s). However, I recommend reading the [Logging A…
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@jehansstorvik The name is derived from the value of the name key within metadata. For example,
kind: PersistentVo...
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@Tyranthosaur @snesterov I’ll try installing Nginx-Ingress with Helm chart and report back here.
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Hi, how are you defining your pods for your service(s)? It’s not clear from your original post. If you have a public repository, …
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Hi, did you get your application running locally using Docker for Desktop, Kind, or K3d? If not, this is always my very first step…
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Hi, the 180GB storage here is referring to a resource similar to a node within your cluster. However, it works independently of an…
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Hi, I would start with the following steps to make sure that everything is working as expected:
create a project
create a…
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Hi anujitmarty, if your cluster is up and operational, I recommend doing one of the following to get Istio installed:
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Hi AHA, here are some possible answers to your question:
Is it feasible to deploy a docker-compose container within a Kube…
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Hi, what’s the structure (i.e. architecture) of your Kubernetes resources? Are you using a LoadBalancer in regards to your service…
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Hi, if you’re wanting to restrict who can connect or have access to your service endpoints, you’re going to need to setup the prope…
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