add kube 1.10.1 and minikube 0.26 to test matrix #185
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@dgrove-oss it looks minikube not coming up in Travis. I tested locally on OSX and it worked fine for me. |
docs/setting_up_minikube/README.md
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| ## Create the minikube VM | ||
| You will want at least 4GB of memory and 2 CPUs for Minikube to run OpenWhisk. | ||
| If you have a larger machine, you may want to provision more (especially more memory). | ||
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| Configure minikube and persiste config: |
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I kicked it to try again. Same problem. minikube 0.26.0 isn't coming up successfully on the travisCI machine. Probably the next thing to do is to try running it outside of travis on a linux box with the none driver and see what happens. |
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running setup.sh on an ubuntu 16.04 machine with minikube 0.26.0 / kube 1.10.1 worked for me as well. Grrrr...hard to fix what you can't reproduce. |
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What’s is the vm driver for? |
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vm-driver=none tells minikube to use the host's docker instead of adding a layer of virtualization. it's the recommended way to run minikube on travisci to avoid docker-in-docker. |
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Maybe we can open an issue on the minikube issue they might be able to help. |
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Already an issue...got to love open source :) kubernetes/minikube#2704 there's a suggested workaround, add |
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@dgrove-oss you submitted a commit to my branch 💯 😹 |
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@dgrove-oss Do you know what |
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@dgrove-oss let's try with ubuntu 16 |
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ubuntu16 not available on traivs |
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