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Originally posted by insanity54 February 12, 2024
I'm getting started with k3d and learning how things work. So far, k3d registries feel like black boxes with no visibility to what's inside. After pushing an image to a k3d registry, I haven't found a way to verify that the image is in there.
My use case is a kubernetes cluster in a development environment. I'm using Skaffold and helm to automatically build and push images to a k3d registry, but I'm running into errors.
Waiting for deployments to stabilize...
- deployment/web: container web is waiting to start: localhost:32546/web:7a8312c-dirty@sha256:3226f8e47d154c51c41081ee3759a2aef8eb309480e3a80d20f1f1b1b5cd49c9 can't be pulled
- pod/web-7f7dbc58bc-9p5wm: container web is waiting to start: localhost:32546/web:7a8312c-dirty@sha256:3226f8e47d154c51c41081ee3759a2aef8eb309480e3a80d20f1f1b1b5cd49c9 can't be pulled
- deployment/web failed. Error: container web is waiting to start: localhost:32546/web:7a8312c-dirty@sha256:3226f8e47d154c51c41081ee3759a2aef8eb309480e3a80d20f1f1b1b5cd49c9 can't be pulled.
Cleaning up...
release "web" uninstalled
1/1 deployment(s) failed
It looks like an image from my k3d registry can't be pulled. My initial thought for troubleshooting is to look inside the k3d registry to see if the image with that name is actually in there. However, I don't know of a way to look inside the k3d registry.
The only k3d registry commands I see in the docs are create, delete, and, list. List seems like it could be helpful, but all it does is display the registry name, not it's image contents.
Are there any recommended approaches for this situation?
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I am asking the same question. One can dig through the docker volumes, but a listing of images seems an awfully useful (but missing) feature.
Discussed in #1407
Originally posted by insanity54 February 12, 2024
I'm getting started with k3d and learning how things work. So far, k3d registries feel like black boxes with no visibility to what's inside. After pushing an image to a k3d registry, I haven't found a way to verify that the image is in there.
My use case is a kubernetes cluster in a development environment. I'm using Skaffold and helm to automatically build and push images to a k3d registry, but I'm running into errors.
It looks like an image from my k3d registry can't be pulled. My initial thought for troubleshooting is to look inside the k3d registry to see if the image with that name is actually in there. However, I don't know of a way to look inside the k3d registry.
The only k3d registry commands I see in the docs are
create
,delete
, and,list
. List seems like it could be helpful, but all it does is display the registry name, not it's image contents.Are there any recommended approaches for this situation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: