Hi! With minikube, I use: minikube image ls --format table / minikube image load / minikube image ls --format table, and work fine! Test with: kubectl run test --image= --image-pull-policy=Never --restart=Never.
There are many omissions in this tutorial, for most real world scenarios this does not work. It may work for local kubernet on docker solutions like kind, in solutions where administration is done remotely I do not believe it will work. Can you describe the environment where you did this lab? On which machine did you have kubectl and the general architecture of the solution?
Having the docker image in the master node alone is enough? will the pod be deployed in any of the worker node? Is it not necessary for the image to be present in the worker nodes where the pod is trying to be replicated?
@@theshowTechAnother quick quick question. If I use Ingress with NGINX, will also have load balancer by default and can I access it using any nodes IP without depending on external cloud providers IP for my local cluster setup?
@@theshowTech I followed whole video still getting same image pullbackoff error...pls give me solution ...my image in server and also I load these image but still my cluster find it in docker hub
Hello
Here is a tutorial on How Kubernetes works For Beginners - ruclips.net/video/J9dza5OzvsY/видео.html
I am getting ErrImageNeverPull once I put the imagePullPolicy: Never.
I have same situation
the same :(
The same
Try below from a normal user,
eval $(minikube docker-env)
Or from root,
sudo -s eval $(minikube docker-env)
doesn't work!!!!!
Best tutorial I have ever seen. crystal clear. will it work on my microk8s setup?
Hi! With minikube, I use: minikube image ls --format table / minikube image load / minikube image ls --format table, and work fine! Test with: kubectl run test --image= --image-pull-policy=Never --restart=Never.
and it worked right?
Thanks a lot! I was digging everywhere to solve this error
Extra tip:
If you are using kind, you ALSO need to load the image using kind load, because of how kind launches kubernetes
There are many omissions in this tutorial, for most real world scenarios this does not work. It may work for local kubernet on docker solutions like kind, in solutions where administration is done remotely I do not believe it will work. Can you describe the environment where you did this lab? On which machine did you have kubectl and the general architecture of the solution?
This is only working with a local cluster like Kind ?
It is not working with my cluster hosted in the cloud.
It should be the same pattern when deploying to a cloud service.
The image will obviously not be your local image.
Thank you for your content. It was helpful
thanks bro. you made my day
Having the docker image in the master node alone is enough? will the pod be deployed in any of the worker node? Is it not necessary for the image to be present in the worker nodes where the pod is trying to be replicated?
This is for local development not for production. In production things will be different
@@theshowTechAnother quick quick question. If I use Ingress with NGINX, will also have load balancer by default and can I access it using any nodes IP without depending on external cloud providers IP for my local cluster setup?
@@theshowTech where can i get info about that please tell
Really helpful and well explained, thanks!
helpful video
Thank you so much
Thanks!!
doesn't work!!!!!
GOOOOOOOOOD
It is not working
What error are you getting? Do you follow the whole video?
@@theshowTech I followed whole video still getting same image pullbackoff error...pls give me solution ...my image in server and also I load these image but still my cluster find it in docker hub
same error i'm facing. did you get any solution on this?@@anshuagnihotri9489
I am getting ErrImageNeverPull once I put the imagePullPolicy: Never