Vitor Lobo

@kevincox Are there any permission issues with the file? Basically the error is saying that the file either does not exist or cannot be accessed (hence the error). More data...

> No, the file was unchanged between the two examples. @kevincox If possible, test it out. Enter the command below: ```bash stat example.yaml ``` And return the output here?

@garethr Can you close the issue please

I will make the considerations and add some other necessary comments. Thank's!

@garethr I would also like to help! Is it possible to invite me to help maintain the project? @dustinchilson @digitalcoyote

@orrc This deployment file contains an error in the container's livenessProbe specification. The value for the successThreshold field should be 1, but it is set to 2. The health probe...

This behavior is happening because the `xargs` command is reading the content of the file "files.txt" and using the kubeval command as an argument for this content, which is a...

@jkroepke First, it's important to keep in mind that ConfigMaps are intended to store configuration data and not large binary files. The Kubernetes API makes no guarantees to preserve the...

@jkroepke I prefer to follow the best practices and guidelines outlined in official documentation, rather than just exploring what can be done. Take, for instance, the existence of a document...

The error is saying that the namespace name "example.com/dxia-test" is invalid because it contains the slash '/' which is not allowed. The namespace name must follow the DNS naming rules,...