When using Kubernetes as target environment, the list command does not include the service names/aliases. The displayed names in the info command doesn't help much either. The services names/aliases are displayed properly when running the command against a Docker environment: -t Docker
Motivation
Aside from the urls to the components it would be nice to have the service aliases displayed in the list command. It becomes easier to easily start up and remove specific services in a Kubernetes cluster.
Exemplification
I would like to have similar output for the list command in both target environments (Docker and Kubernetes).
Benefits
Easier to access information which services are available to setup and remove etc ... Same behavior of the list command for both target environments.
Description
When using Kubernetes as target environment, the list command does not include the service names/aliases. The displayed names in the info command doesn't help much either. The services names/aliases are displayed properly when running the command against a Docker environment:
-t DockerMotivation
Aside from the urls to the components it would be nice to have the service aliases displayed in the list command. It becomes easier to easily start up and remove specific services in a Kubernetes cluster.
Exemplification
I would like to have similar output for the list command in both target environments (Docker and Kubernetes).
Benefits
Easier to access information which services are available to setup and remove etc ... Same behavior of the list command for both target environments.
Possible Drawbacks
None that I can think of.