Justin Garrison

Are you still looking for help on these commands? I can add a few this week.

Can you let us know your `TERM_PROGRAM` and `TERM` variables? I haven't been able to reproduce this on my terminals. I'm usually using `TERM=xterm-256color`

The hard part of documenting this is Kubernetes doesn't have defaults for many of these settings an the defaults will almost always be different depending on what distribution of Kubernetes...

Here's my docker info ``` Client: Context: default Debug Mode: false Server: Containers: 8 Running: 7 Paused: 0 Stopped: 1 Images: 77 Server Version: 20.10.3 Storage Driver: btrfs Build Version:...

I'm trying to run this on a synology NAS which has a different storage folder for docker. Here's how I ran it ``` IP=$(ip -4 addr show scope global \...

That throws an error for me ``` 2024-11-11T17:32:12.814Z INFO cmd/k2d.go:89 starting k2d {"version": "1.0.0", "config": {"AdvertiseAddr":"192.168.4.4,d.lan","AltNames":null,"DataPath":"/var/lib/k2d","DockerClientTimeout":600000000000,"LogFormat":"text","LogLevel":"debug","OperationBatchMaxSize":25,"OperationNamespaceDeletionDelay":3000000000,"Port":6443,"PortainerAgentVersion":"latest","PortainerEdgeKey":"","PortainerEdgeID":"","Secret":"YOUR_SECRET","StoreBackend":"disk","StoreRegistryBackend":"volume","StoreVolumeCopyImageName":"portainer/pause:latest"}} 2024-11-11T17:32:12.814Z FATAL cmd/k2d.go:96 unable to get advertise IP address: invalid IP address: 192.168.4.4,d.lan main.main...

Thanks for pointing that out. I tried again with ``` docker run -d \ --name k2d \ --network host \ --restart always \ --env K2D_ADVERTISE_ADDR=${IP} \ --env K2D_ALT_NAMES=d.lan,d.gerbil-dragon.ts.net \ --env...

This is possible in cluster templates and machine set patches, right?

This could be similar to #1322 where we could display copy/pastable CLI commands to create machines (VMs), PXE boot, or download the installation media.

Does Konnectivity route the service ips properly? In a hosted platform (EKS, GKE) I'm not sure if admission webhooks run on the control plane nodes. I _think_ they usually run...