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Add page about Docker Desktop to documentation #3611
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@consideRatio what do you think? I'm a bit reluctant to recommend Docker Desktop to beginners, especially given the complex licensing. |
I'm also reluctant but "Docker Desktop" is probably what beginners are taught to use at their school. One alternative is to recommend "podman desktop" but for that we should make podman a first class in |
We are having docs on setting up against loads of third party paid services, so i figure its fine - but i'd like to list it below minikube and not at the top before minikube. |
I appreciate how these docs wasnt too detailed, which would make me concerned that we'd need to maintain details over time - instead its mostly linking out and providing high level steps. |
Following recommendation from @consideRatio
Done. |
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Wdyt @manics?
This PR adds a page covering how to set up Kubernetes using Docker Desktop for development.
I tested the steps from Installing JupyterHub.
The basic Helm deployment
work as expected.
lists all pods running
and
lists an external IP port that works for local development
This should help new developers to contribute, specially Windows users.