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The driver option of Minikube is _key to a fundamental understanding of getting Minikube up and running locally (in this case on a Windows 11 machine). Why? Because if the default which is using Docker fails (which it did for me after many tries) the Documentation page, having __not mentioned that there are __multiple ways of getting Minikube up and running locally, leaves the end user thinking that that is the only option and facing a brick wall.
Mentioning the "Container" or "Virtual Machine Manager" is so obtuse...no nube would ever even know why that is there.
Also, who has 2 CPU's and 2 Gig of free mem, or 20 gig of free disk space...this is totally misleading and immediately makes a first time visitor wanting to abandon and leave...not knowing that using the hyperV option would provide those.
Your documentation is woeful at best.
P.S> the docker option failed with some IAM issue that I looked up and solved, but then it failed with a networking issue.
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Log files is not relevant it is about the quality or lack of the documentation of the website.
Operating System
Windows
Driver
Docker
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The driver option of Minikube is _key to a fundamental understanding of getting Minikube up and running locally (in this case on a Windows 11 machine). Why? Because if the default which is using Docker fails (which it did for me after many tries) the Documentation page, having __not mentioned that there are __multiple ways of getting Minikube up and running locally, leaves the end user thinking that that is the only option and facing a brick wall.
Mentioning the "Container" or "Virtual Machine Manager" is so obtuse...no nube would ever even know why that is there.
Also, who has 2 CPU's and 2 Gig of free mem, or 20 gig of free disk space...this is totally misleading and immediately makes a first time visitor wanting to abandon and leave...not knowing that using the hyperV option would provide those.
Your documentation is woeful at best.
P.S> the docker option failed with some IAM issue that I looked up and solved, but then it failed with a networking issue.
Attach the log file
Log files is not relevant it is about the quality or lack of the documentation of the website.
Operating System
Windows
Driver
Docker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: