I recently wrote an article about command line completion for Docker. This is the parallel article for Kubernetes. The TLDR for command line completion in Docker was that it probably already works just fine. The same is not true for Kubernetes but is easily fixed. Overall, the installation process for Kubernetes is still slightly complicated and there are… Continue reading Kubernetes Command Line Completion
Author: tpot
Container of the Week – debian:jessie-slim
This week we are going to look at a very simple container, but one that I personally did not know about up until a few days ago. It’s a standard base container, but one with an important property that many users of Docker and Kubernetes are concerned about. A base container is the container image used… Continue reading Container of the Week – debian:jessie-slim
Container of the Week – Alpine Linux
This is the first post in an ongoing series looking at container images. Each week I’m going to analyze a particular image and see how it ticks. The one I’m going to look at first is the library/alpine container.
Docker Command Line Completion
I remember the first time that I discovered command line completion for my shell way back in the early 90’s. Up until then, you needed to remember the filename you wanted to use for any command and type the full name out in its entirety. This could be a frustrating and error-prone process even if… Continue reading Docker Command Line Completion