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Re: network does not works on a bash shell inside the new pod
Ah, I had hoped the ping command was also in the container. You could deploy a different container using a full OS like Ubuntu to further troubleshoot, but that will take a lot of resources. What does the containers /etc/resolv.conf file show as a nameserver? (cat /etc/resolv.conf)
serewicz
Re: this LFS201 Course is available in spanish ?
Hola chmorenos,
El soporte está disponible en español también 
¡Saludos!
Luis.
Re: this LFS201 Course is available in spanish ?
Please send an email to [email protected] with your information and inquiry.
fcioanca
Re: this LFS201 Course is available in spanish ?
Hi, The course is available in both Spanish and English, and you can enroll in one of the two languages.
fcioanca
Re: Lab 3 - Not able to login
Hi @seema_vish. You are responsible for providing your own Cloud Foundry account and credentials used to complete the course. You can use any Cloud Foundry provider to complete the course and many provide free trial accounts that can be used. For example, Pivotal offers $87 in credit on Pivotal Web Services (https://run.pivotal.io)
Re: Lab 2.1: Significance of pod networking steps
You are right, calico is needed for multi node clusters. In our case, we have the master and the second node. If you noticed on lab 2.1, the section on Configuring the Master, page 5, there are a few steps which instruct us to remove a taint. That taint removal enables the cluster to schedule pods on the master node as well.
Regards,
-Chris
Re: LFD259 - 5.17 ConfigMaps - How is "optional" used?
Hi, the statement means that there may be a case when the configMap is not defined. Referencing an undefined configMap prevents the pod from starting. If you have the configMap reference marked as optional, in the case of an undefined configMap the pod still starts. It is a failsafe option when referencing configMaps, ensuring that the pods run either way.
Regards,
-Chris
Re: LFD259 - 5.8 Shared Volume Example - wrong indents in example YAML?
Hi, in the final course version, due to multiple document formats and final formatting the displayed yaml may not be indented correctly. However, if you download the resource files for labs, you will find yaml files where the containers with volume mounts and volumes are correctly indented.
Regards,
-Chris
Re: Lab 2.1: Significance of pod networking steps
Hi, the pod networking plugin solves the pod-to-pod communication requirement of the Kubernetes cluster.
The following links provide more details on the Kubernetes cluster networking, plugins, differences:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/cluster-administration/networking/
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/cluster-administration/addons/
For the purpose of these labs, the Calico plugin is used because it is one of the many plugins providing networking and network policies support. This is installed by the k8sMaster.sh script.
The IP address 10.128.0.3 is displayed towards the end of the output on the Master node once the k8sMaster.sh script has completed initializing the Master node. This is the IP address that Minions will use to join the cluster.
Regards,
-Chris