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this instructs the reader to
cd $TUTORIAL_HOME
and then to
mkdir bin && cd bin
There is already a bin directory therefore mkdir fails. Also, it seems inappropriate to put the minikube and kubectl binaries in a bin folder IN the kubernetes-tutorial directory. I think it would be better if the bin for minikube/kubectl and other executables were a sibling/peer of the main tutorial directories.
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The first time I saw that I thought the same as you, but then I noticed that it is the best way to be sure that users are using exactly what we want. One option could be as you said as a sibling directory, but then we are modifying the teacher computer outside the boundaries of the tutorial.
So well let 's say I do not have an strong opinion about that. Maybe @kameshsampath can throw some light too :)
https://redhat-developer-demos.github.io/kubernetes-tutorial/kubernetes-tutorial/installation.html#install-minikube
this instructs the reader to
cd $TUTORIAL_HOME
and then to
mkdir bin && cd bin
There is already a bin directory therefore mkdir fails. Also, it seems inappropriate to put the minikube and kubectl binaries in a bin folder IN the kubernetes-tutorial directory. I think it would be better if the bin for minikube/kubectl and other executables were a sibling/peer of the main tutorial directories.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: