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- Sagar Ghorse
Launching an NGINX pod imperatively (directly from the command line) can be done using the
kubectl run nginx-pod --image=nginx --restart=Never
kubectl run nginx-pod --image=nginx --restart=Never
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docker build command.export TF_LOG=DEBUG this sets the TF_LOG environment variable to DEBUG, instructing Terraform to output detailed debug logs during its execution( Terraform apply ).unset TF_LOG this unsets (removes) the TF_LOG environment variable, effectively turning off debug logging for Terraform execution.terraform workspace show command is used to display the name of the current workspace.terraform workspace new <name> command is used when you want to create new workspace.terraform workspace list command used to list all the workspaces.terraform workspace select example1 can switch between the workspaces.docker-compose up command starts and runs all the services defined in a docker-compose.yml file, creating and starting containers.docker-compose up -d command which starts the containers in the background and leaves them running (daemon processes) ."terraform init -backend-config=backend.hcl" command initializes your Terraform directory and configures its backend according to the settings specified in the backend.hcl file, for managing infrastructure."terraform init -migrate-state"authorizationParams: {
screen_hint: "signup",
ui_locales: "en",
custom_param: "custom_param",
},authorizationParams object is used in methods loginWithRedirect, withAuthenticationRequired provided by @auth0/auth0-react/authorize endpoint when we open the Universal login or signup form from Auth0post login custom actionsdocker build -f command is used to specify the name of the Dockerfile to use for building a Docker image. This flag allows you to specify the path to the Dockerfile that you want to use for building the image. However, if you have a Dockerfile with a different name or located in a different directory, you can use the -f flag followed by the path to the Dockerfile.Showing page 31 of 83
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