Hello Node Kubernetes Reviews

Arvind G. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Milan K. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

one exercise did not work and I could not continue after

Barbara P. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Oleksii B. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Mauricio B. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

ok

Jones T. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Henrique V. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

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Joelmir R. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

i got interrupted, it timed out, i can't finish it. too bad.

Kevin M. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Maciej N. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Maciej S. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Alex M. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Simone C. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Simone C. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

top

Lucas D. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Kamal G. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Maurice R. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

"You should now be able to reach the service by pointing your browser to this address: http://<EXTERNAL_IP>:8080" -> This doesn't work!

Maarten D. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Arpine G. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Nick V. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Yakiv K. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Stuck at the first step "Create your Node.js application". I opened the trouble ticket #446346 to signal the issue(s): After writing "vi server.js", the editor seemed to start immediately, I did not have to write "i", as instructed in the lab. AfterI wrote the lines seen in the instructions, clicking on "Esc." did not allow me to save. I closed the shell, restarted it, I was logically informed that server.js already existed, I deleted it, wrote again, "Esc." still did not work. I closed it again, re-started a session, deleted the server.js, then copy-pasted the block of lines, in case my writing was wrong (bad thinking, even if my writing was wrong, "Esc." should still allow to save). It allowed me to notice that the copy paste was did not have the same first line. When I copy-paste, the first line of the block is: re('http'); What should be on the first line of the block, based on the instructions displayed, should be: var http = require('http'); I gave up on this lab, unable to overcome the issue(s) I met, extremely frustrated. I look forward to knowing the result of the investigation and for my 7 credits to be given back. Best regards, Laurent

Laurent N. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

when i changed the project name, the deployment failed, so i had to rename back to default project name :(

Sorin C. · Reviewed over 6 years ago

Balaji S. · Reviewed over 6 years ago