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- how to resolve minikube start error : This computer doesnt have VT-X . . .
1 Use minikube start --driver=docker as an alternative, But your issue might resolve if you minikube start --driver=virtualbox --no-vtx-check Note: to use virtualbox as driver to minikube, VT-X AMD-v should be enabled at BIOS level
- How can I use local Docker images with Minikube?
I have several Docker images that I want to use with Minikube I don't want to first have to upload and then download the same image instead of just using the local image directly How do I do this?
- Problem executing minikube start command - Stack Overflow
malik@malik:~$ minikube start minikube v1 12 0 on Ubuntu 18 04 Using the docker driver based on existing profile Starting control plane node minikube in cluster minikube minikube 1 1
- kubernetes - Expose port in minikube - Stack Overflow
In minikube, how to expose a service using nodeport ? For example, I start a kubernetes cluster using the following command and create and expose a port like this: $ minikube start $ kubectl run
- minikube - Why The docker driver should not be used with root . . .
When trying to start minikube with docker driver, as a root user I get: $ minikube start --driver=docker * minikube v1 16 0 on Ubuntu 18 04 * Using the docker driver based on user configuration * T
- minikube - x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
I am using minikube and kubectl to create an RC for mongo And I am using the company's VPN Created the RC via kubectl create -f rc mongo-rc yaml command Got below kubernetes events when using
- docker - Getting ErrImageNeverPull in pods - Stack Overflow
Yes, I had the same issue and resolved it by running eval $ (minikube docker-env) However, it's important to note that before setting the Minikube Docker environment, you should clear the Docker images, deployments, and services if any pods are in the 'ErrImageNeverPull' state
- minikube - How to access Kubernetes API when using minkube? - Stack . . .
What is correct way to kubernetes cluster setup using minikube through the kubernetes api ? At the moment, I can't find a port through which the kubernetes cluster can be accessed
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