lab 3.4 - why?
How do we get that log output on step 4? When I do curl, all i get is the html/default page of the web server. Also what is the point of making sure the web server listens on port 80? I put
ports:
containerPort: 80
in the yaml file but it did not make a diference. The html page shows whether or not this is there.
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Hi @ashdev,
If you revisit "Chapter 3 - Build", you will find an example of how to display the logs of a container running in a pod.
Also, revisit the probes and understand their role in monitoring containers' health. What is the expected behavior of a healthy webserver container, with respect to its port(s)? What about an unhealthy webserver container?
Regards,
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@chrispokorni the closest I could find to the logging was number 6 and 7 on this file:
https://lms.quickstart.com/x/LAB_3.2.pdf
But wont that mean I have to start configuring a docker compose?0 -
@serewicz I have done it! Thank you so much. But can you expand on how we are supposed to make sure the web server listens on port 80? I don't get that part because the html file of the server is given to us whether there is a port specified in the yaml file or not. What was the point of that instruction?
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