Christopher Thomas
Christopher Thomas
What I meant was using a configmap as environment vars on a pod. So I wanted to use consul to host the kv data. Then provide the configuration to the...
on mac (before big sur), I used to use: `sudo networksetup -setdnsservers 'Wi-Fi' 0.0.0.0` but for some reason it stopped working, so I changed it to: `sudo networksetup -setdnsservers 'Wi-Fi'...
Ah, that does seem to be the case, for an unrelated issue I rebooted my computer just now (software installation), opened a terminal, checked that variable and it's not set,...
I'd say we can close this, sorry for the confusion
It shows the same > limactl shell default nerdctl bash: line 1: nerdctl: command not found
I can run docker containers if I shell into the lima vm I created and use docker there. ``` > limactl shell default docker run -it --rm alpine sh /...
I created the vm like this `lima start --name=default template://docker` I want to run containers as if it was docker, I thought I could do that with nerdctl? Looking back...
I created the vm like this `lima start --name=default template://docker` I want to run containers as if it was docker, I thought I could do that with nerdctl? Looking back...
> Alright well I did see those instructions and none of them worked, perhaps again a documentation issue. See this issue here: https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/issues/728
I think a couple of lines of text adding that default.yaml lets you use nerdctl like it explains in about 10+ tutorials around the web, but this is not available...