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    Lab 6.1 Errata

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    NetworkPolicy object defined in question 11 is missing the appropriate namespace designation, and does not allow traffic to the example pod as the lab seems to be meant to demonstrate.

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      Hello,

      Thanks for the feedback. I will check on it. I have another update in the works and will update as soon as I can.

      Regards,

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      Problem is still there.

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      Hello,

      I will revisit. I will check to see if I am doing anything unconsciously that is not included in the course, as it worked for me. Thank you for letting me know.

      Regards,

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      edited October 2021

      The issue here is that there's a switch from specifying the namespace in the objects YAML definition, to specifying it on the command line. In all other examples though the namespace is given in the objects metadata. Both accomplish the same thing in terms of object creation, so it's unclear why there's a change in style just for this command?

      $ kubectl -n <namespace> create -f <manifest>.yaml

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      @pblaas you must execute allow-internet.yaml in the prod-a namespace.

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      I am in the process of reworking the section. The new version which should be available soon hopefully will remove the confusion.

      Regards,

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