Development and Deployment to Minikube #48
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You can now develop Agon, and deploy Agon to minikube for local testing and development. The major issue was that Minikube doesn't expose the ExternalIP for the Node it runs - so Agon will now fallback to the InternalIP (with a warning) if it can't find the ExternalIP. *Breaking change* - Agon build tools will now look in ~/.kube (like all other kubernetes tools) for Kubernetes credentials. This was to streamline auth of minikube and other Kubernetes clusters by conforming to what Kubernetes tooling usually expects. If you are running a GKE cluster, you will need to run `make gcloud-auth-cluster` again to re-download the kubectl credentials. Closes #30
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You can now develop Agon, and deploy Agon to minikube for local testing and development.
The major issue was that Minikube doesn't expose the ExternalIP for the Node it runs - so Agon will now
fallback to the InternalIP (with a warning) if it can't find the ExternalIP.
Breaking change - Agon build tools will now look in ~/.kube (like all other kubernetes tools) for Kubernetes credentials. This was to streamline auth of minikube and other Kubernetes clusters by conforming to what Kubernetes tooling usually expects. If you are running a GKE cluster, you will
need to run
make gcloud-auth-clusteragain to re-download the kubectl credentials.Closes #30