Change the usage prompt in the startup script from:
echo "Usage: $0 [start | status | stop]"
to:
echo "Usage: $0 [start|stop|status]"
2. Optimize Port Status Output
Update the current port status output to display on a single line. For example:
Current output: Port 8090 is ok.
Suggested output: Port 8090, 9001 is ok.
3. Optimize Port In-Use Warning
Similarly, consolidate the port in-use warnings to a single line:
Current output: xx is in use. Please check it.
Suggested output: x1, x2 are in use. Please check them.
4. Remove Unnecessary Confirmation Prompt
Remove the following confirmation prompt to streamline the user experience:
Confirm the requirement is available in your OS [Y/n]:Y
5. Specify Tag for hello-world Image
Currently, the script includes the following command:
docker run --pull always hello-world >/dev/null 2>&1
To avoid unnecessary image downloads due to changes in the latest tag, specify a tag explicitly (e.g., 3.2.1).
6. Check Docker Resource Availability
The script includes a resource requirement message:
The playground requires 2 CPU cores, 8 GB of RAM, and 25 GB of disk storage to operate efficiently.
Currently, this is a text-based prompt. Consider using Docker commands to verify actual resource availability, especially ensuring that available disk space meets the 25GB requirement, to help ensure the Playground can operate smoothly.
Mainly suggested by @xunliu
1. Update Usage Prompt
Change the usage prompt in the startup script from:
to:
2. Optimize Port Status Output
Update the current port status output to display on a single line. For example:
Port 8090 is ok.
Port 8090, 9001 is ok.
3. Optimize Port In-Use Warning
Similarly, consolidate the port in-use warnings to a single line:
xx is in use. Please check it.
x1, x2 are in use. Please check them.
4. Remove Unnecessary Confirmation Prompt
Remove the following confirmation prompt to streamline the user experience:
5. Specify Tag for hello-world Image
Currently, the script includes the following command:
To avoid unnecessary image downloads due to changes in the
latest
tag, specify a tag explicitly (e.g.,3.2.1
).6. Check Docker Resource Availability
The script includes a resource requirement message:
Currently, this is a text-based prompt. Consider using Docker commands to verify actual resource availability, especially ensuring that available disk space meets the 25GB requirement, to help ensure the Playground can operate smoothly.