Criar e implantar uma imagem do Docker em um cluster do Kubernetes: laboratório com desafio avaliações

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application k8s manifests are bit outdated

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it looks like the commands above uses "echo-app:v1" as the application name in gcr.io, while I was using "echo-web:v1" instead. I believe that the lab is only checking for "echo-app:v1" and this was the cause of my issue. I see now that there is a message in a bubble at the very top that says you must use the name "echo-app", but I missed that. Perhaps the "progress check" bubble for the gcr.io section should be updated to say something like: "An application image with the name echo-app and the v1 tag has been pushed to the gcr.io repository" for clarity. It's on me for missing the initial warning, however. (Qwiklabs request 2708110)

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