Closed Sujin451 closed 8 months ago
spurin
commented
8 months ago Hi @Sujin451 - For now I'm going to leave this one as it is and track going forward. I'm trying where possible to keep the labs on a 1:1 basis with the lessons. I think or at least hope, this was a one off network transient blip that can sometimes happen.
I very much appreciate you raising this. Will close the issue for now but will reference this one again, if it crops back up.
Sujin451
commented
8 months ago Thanks for addressing this . No worries
Regards Sujin
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Hi @Sujin451 https://github.com/Sujin451 - For now I'm going to leave this one as it is and track going forward. I'm trying where possible to keep the labs on a 1:1 basis with the lessons. I think or at least hope, this was a one off network transient blip that can sometimes happen.
I very much appreciate you raising this. Will close the issue for now but will reference this one again, if it crops back up.
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Kubernetes Pods Lab
Issue Description
NGINX_IP=$(kubectl get pods -o wide | awk '/nginx/ { print $6 }'); echo $NGINX_IP
The above command might nota always show the IP as if there is restarts of the pod then the field value should be considered as as print $8 instead of 6. Its good to mention that or replace awk command to look for IP only.
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