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Current Experience:
'kedge create ---' deploys the application on Kubernetes/OpenShift. But to check whether deployment is happening or not, the developer needs to check it through to Kubernetes/OpenShift (either login to console or query through CLI).
It always may not be the case that application deployment will get successful as well.
Would it be nice if kedge can wait till actually application pod comes up?
Meanwhile
Kedge can fetch the build pod log if applicable
Print initial application logs
Can show if application development got succeed or failed
It could be an omnichannel experience for the developer without leaving the current window. :)
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[Improvement] Kedge should block until application pods comes up
[Improvement] Kedge should block until application pod comes up
Nov 21, 2017
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Current Experience:
'kedge create ---' deploys the application on Kubernetes/OpenShift. But to check whether deployment is happening or not, the developer needs to check it through to Kubernetes/OpenShift (either login to console or query through CLI).
It always may not be the case that application deployment will get successful as well.
Would it be nice if kedge can wait till actually application pod comes up?
Meanwhile
It could be an omnichannel experience for the developer without leaving the current window. :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: