Exercise 6.6: Domain Review - Possibly typo around task no 8 (log into the container)

samude

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Can one be able to log into a container when it is failing(not coming up)? Could that be a typo?

chrispokorni

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samude

Hi @chrispokorni, apologies for unintentional sharing training content and thanks for calling my attention.

My question is regarding task no 8 and would like to ask if one can be able to log into a container when it is failing(not coming up) or could that be a typo?

Regards.

chrispokorni

Hi @samude,

You are correct, a container has to be running in order to allow for a log in.

Regards,
-Chris

samude

Hi @chrispokorni thanks for your reply. So the task should be considered as typo and needs to be corrected right?

Regards.

samude

Hi @chrispokorni, if it is not a typo, does it mean one is expected to first make the failing container work by whichever means and then log into it if we both had earlier agreed that a container has to be running in order to allow for a log in? But If so, isn’t it worth mentioning in the task to avoid ambiguity?