Actually Docker Desktop App as default sharing Users, private etc. folder with Docker Images. Github Repo for Example Project: https://github.com/kzorluoglu/localphp8nginxwithhelm But Minikube need minikube mount bidirectional folder sync. From this reason i will say, use your own simple folder structure for Minikube hostPath Solution. For example: Macbook Folder: $home/minikubeprojectsMinikube Cluster: mnt1/minikubeprojects For mounting, you need after minikube start only this Example Configuration Project / chart / values.yaml Project / chart / templates / deployments.yaml Project / chart / templates / volume.yaml Project / chart / templates / configmap.yaml do you need mount directoy check? for that, check the minikube directory […]
Kubernetes Port Forwarding with kubefwd on Apple M1
kubefwd is a command line tool for Kubernetes Services and allows you to access any service from your local workstation in the same namespace on cluster. kubefwd temporally adds domain records to our /etc/hosts file with the service names it forwards. Here is explaining the workflow from official GitHub repository: and Screencast (it’s also from GitHub repository) Installation with homebrew Requirement kubectl kubefwd assumes you have kubectl installed and configured with cluster access. You can install kubefwd directly from txn2/tap. To upgrade: Testing Create and run forwarding Open Gitea-Service and install it. After installation i have a new repo created […]
Gitea Installation via Helm on Apple M1
Gitea? is aa community developed and managed simple, lightweight github alternative, written in Go. Gitea provides a Helm Cart for installation on kubernetes, thats mean, if we would like to customize our install, we can do this.. But when not, we can directly use without any custom configuration/helm config. Installation And starting port-forwarding for Port 3000. and here is.. Enjoy 😊 To customize your install, here is the complete configuration details. Views: 36
Helm CLI installation on Apple M1
Helm? is a package manager for Kubernetes. Helm uses a packaging format, this called “charts”. Chart? is a collection of files, what be describe Kubernetes resources, like a Server, Database, Caches or simple deploy pod. Check first first which version as lastest for ARM64 released : https://github.com/helm/helm/releases. Installation Step Run following console commands in command line. IMPORTANT! Don’t Forget replacing this LASTEST-RELEASE-HERE tag with latest release/version from https://github.com/helm/helm/releases. For example Download your Helm CLI Binary Unpack it And Move it to bin location and, you should be able to run, check with this command and see the output Example Steps […]