Deploy container image to cluster#3798
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@mohitsuman when you have a change, could you please tell me what do you think about this workflow? |
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Looks and works good,
Please take into account the suggestions listed inline
- Add "Create Deployment from Container Image URL" wizard to project context menu
- It uses the VS Code text input
- It has a back button and remembers what you've entered when you go
back, similar to what Victor did for the login workflow
- Once the deployment's been created, the logs for the container are
opened in the OpenShift Terminal
- Add demo gif and walkthrough entry for "Create Deployment from
Container Image URL"
- Add "Delete" context menu item for Kubernetes objects (eg.
Deployments)
- Add "Watch logs" context menu item for Kubernetes objects (eg.
Deployments)
Closes redhat-developer#2418
Signed-off-by: David Thompson <[email protected]>
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Some more things to take a look at: After I deleted the container image I've deployed earlier to my Kind cluster and [updating/rebasing/rebuilding] restarting the OS Tools I see the following error message: PS: Probably that's because I've left |
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I looked into how Kubernetes handles specifying which ports to expose to the network internal to the cluster. Roland seemed to think this is done as a part of the Docker/OCI image creation (i.e. adding |
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Looks good to me. Thanks!

Closes #2418
Signed-off-by: David Thompson [email protected]