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Installing Cartographer is not as straightforward as it should be - rather than optimizing for the air-gapped case right of the bat, we should provide a simple installation method for those willing to fetch images from public repositories alak apply -f <release.yaml>.
Proposed solution
For the current release, we could update it providing images coming from
DockerHub (projectcartographer) and point folks at installing from there.
I think we can achieve that with something like below:
Given that ultimately it's a matter of relocating to DockerHub and then making
the YAML available, that should do it.
For future releases though, we could update the releases scripts to have them
producing not only the bundle.tar, which can be relocated etc, but also a cartographer.yaml file that points at DockerHub images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description of problem
Installing Cartographer is not as straightforward as it should be - rather than optimizing for the air-gapped case right of the bat, we should provide a simple installation method for those willing to fetch images from public repositories ala
k apply -f <release.yaml>
.Proposed solution
For the current release, we could update it providing images coming from
DockerHub (projectcartographer) and point folks at installing from there.
I think we can achieve that with something like below:
Given that ultimately it's a matter of relocating to DockerHub and then making
the YAML available, that should do it.
For future releases though, we could update the releases scripts to have them
producing not only the
bundle.tar
, which can be relocated etc, but also acartographer.yaml
file that points at DockerHub images.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: