ENDOC-447 Change host names to single #482
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| 13. You should now be able to install Entando using the static IP. If your Entando installation stalled during startup, and was previously configured with a static IP, it should continue initializing as soon as the external address is functional again. | |||
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| #### Option 4: Reinstall Entando | |||
| We're including this option because it works and requires no additional configuration. If you plan to regularly work with Entando we recommend developing against a centralized and shared Kubernetes instance rather than running a full stack locally. If you require a local cluster we recommend using option 1 or 2. | |||
| We're including this option because it works and requires no additional configuration. If you work with Entando regularly, we recommend developing in a centralized and shared Kubernetes instance rather than running a full stack locally. If you require a local cluster, we recommend using option 1 or 2. | |||
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@nshaw can you comment on the use of "against" vs "in" here?
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@Lyd1aCla1r3 I think "in" is better.
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@nshaw i was wondering what it meant to develop against an environment... is that common phrasing?
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@Lyd1aCla1r3 it's not that unusual. The only comparison I can think of is when you develop "against" or "towards" a standard, basically with a goal of meeting a target. I do think "in" is a bit better but just personal opinion/preference on this one. We log in to or shell/ssh into a VM, we log on to a cloud provider, we deploy into Entando, pods run in Kubernetes...
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| - If you add microservices to your installation, you may need to add additional mappings for the new ingresses. | ||
| - See [this section below](#option-2-manually-update-your-hosts-file) for detailed steps to perform this on Windows. | ||
| - To update files on a Windows machine, see the [Windows process](#option-2-manually-update-your-hosts-file) below. |
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on Windows (nix machine - that gets into tricky territory with emulators, etc. safer to confine references to the OS layer.)
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| ### `.nip.io isn't allowed` | ||
| - This could be due to firewall settings or corporate security policies. The simplest workaround is to manually edit your /etc/hosts file and map the necessary domains to the IP of your local virtual machine. | ||
| - This could be due to firewall settings or corporate security policies. The simplest workaround is to manually edit your /etc/hosts file and map the necessary domain to the IP of your local virtual machine. |
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just one domain? if just one can omit "necessary"
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