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update deprecated image in hello minikube #20553
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Update looks good and matches the minikube getting started page. |
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The kubernetes#20553 changed the deprecated hello-node image to echoserver image. However, there is a reference to the old image later in the text. Point 5 implies that there will be a 'Hello World' message. This probably was true for the hello-node image but the echoserver does not print this (it echoes back the request with all of its params). This may be misleading, so change the text to a generic 'app's response'.
The kubernetes#20553 changed the deprecated hello-node image to echoserver image. However, there is a reference to the old image later in the text. Point 5 implies that there will be a 'Hello World' message. This probably was true for the hello-node image but the echoserver does not print this (it echoes back the request with all of its params). This may be misleading, so change the text to a generic 'app's response'/'sample app'. Unused JS sources of the old image are removed.
The kubernetes#20553 changed the deprecated hello-node image to echoserver image. However, there is a reference to the old image later in the text. Point 5 implies that there will be a 'Hello World' message. This probably was true for the hello-node image but the echoserver does not print this (it echoes back the request with all of its params). This may be misleading, so change the text to a generic 'app's response'/'sample app'. Unused JS sources of the old image are removed.
as reported by minikube users kubernetes/minikube#7901:
the image in this tutorial is deprecated and no longer accessible, on minikube's webiste we have updated the getting started guide to echoserver image,