Wrong Indentation for NetworkPolicy example
Hello,
During the reading of the course I found that there is an issue with the indentation of the NetworkPolicy example (Security page 11) : the “egress” block should be at the same level as “ingress” block :
Best Regards,
Julien
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This has been corrected. Thank you!
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Thanks @fcioanca for this quick fix. But syntax it's still not valid : the following element have wrong indentation:
- port
- namespaceSelector
- podSelector
in the ingress section.
There is also no dash in front of selectors. They are part of the NetworkPolicyPeer definition
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Hello @fcioanca, can you double check the indentation of the slide "Network Security Policy Example", it's still not valid.
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Sorry but it's not the same indentation. I'm talking about the page "Security/Network Security Policy Example" with :

for example, "ports" and "egress" are at the same level and this is not valid if you compare with the k8s doc :
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This is the page in the live course, and it looks different than what you posted:
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@fcioanca Thanks for the screenshot, it explains why we don't understand each other ;-) This is not the same training. Your screenshot is from LFS258 (CKA) and mine is from LFS259 (CKAD). I did not notice that there is also a part regarding network policies in LFS258.
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Hi @Vampouille , should be good now (I hope
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@fcioanca Perfect, thanks :-)
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