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Currently, all e2e tests run on single-node clusters. To closer match real clusters with multiple nodes, it would be useful to leverage KinD multi-nodes setup. Also, a couple of e2e tests would specifically benefit from being executed on a multi-nodes cluster.
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Currently, all e2e tests run on single-node clusters. To closer match real clusters with multiple nodes, it would be useful to leverage KinD multi-nodes setup. Also, a couple of e2e tests would specifically benefit from being executed on a multi-nodes cluster.
This requires to setup a local container image registry. With the great work by @orpiske, it should be possible to achieve this:
https://www.orpiske.net/2021/05/camel-k-kind-and-a-local-registry/.
/cc @orpiske
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