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I need to copy dump data from pod to local. Below the commands I am trying but I am getting error: unexpected EOF kubectl cp device-database-79fc964c8-q7ncc:tmp /Users/raja error: unexpected EOF or kubectl cp device-database-79fc964c8-q7ncc:tmp/plsql_data/prod.dump /Users/raja/prod.dump error: unexpected EOF kubectl version kubectl version --client Client Ve
When running docker desktop on Windows with Hyper-V I have a single VM called DockerDesktopVM where my Linux VM is running with it's containers inside. However when I run docker desktop with the WSL engine I see that it creates 2 WSL distros. docker-desktop docker-desktop-data I can shell into the docker-desktop distro like I would any other distro. But tryi
I'm wondering what timeoutSeconds actually does in a liveness or readiness probes? The documentation states that: timeoutSeconds : Number of seconds after which the probe times out. Defaults to 1 second. Minimum value is 1. No more explanation or demonstration of how to use it and what actually it does. So what is this parameter's job and how can it be diffe
In many Docker tutorials based on Python (such as: this one ) they use the option PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE in order to make Python avoid to write .pyc files on the import of source modules (This is equivalent to specifying the -B option). What are the risks and advantages of setting this option up?
In the past I could simply do something like this: Dockerfile : FROM ubuntu RUN echo "test" which would output test to my shell. I used this as a way of debugging my builds. In the latest stable version of docker for windows the build output looks completely different and is not showing any stdout from any command. How can I see the output of any command in
I've just upgraded to Windows 10 Home May 2020, activated WSL2 , and installed Docker Desktop . WSL2 must be installed in my system disk, which is a small SSD. I don't want to fill it with docker images. How do I change the docker images path? I'd like to use a path in my big Windows filesystem. The image location is somewhat confusing. I believe it is in /m
A performance change should improve the measured workload without sacrificing correctness or wasting capacity. Which measurements and bottlenecks should be considered first?
I have dockerized my web application and can run it within Visual Studio, however, the host port number it chooses to use is not consistent. Where do I configure it to always use the same port numbers?
A performance change should improve the measured workload without sacrificing correctness or wasting capacity. Which measurements and bottlenecks should be considered first?
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