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In Multipass, the Minikube image is available with Ubuntu 22.04, Docker, and Kubectl included. So in the article, I will use the Ubuntu 20.04 (focal) image and set it up from basic with minimum requirements.

Overview

I'm currently reading Belajar Kubernetes Untuk Pemula. There is a part where we asked to install Minikube to try Kubernetes locally. So in this reading I will show You how to set up a Minikube instance using Multipass and Cloud-init then try that.

Before we start, I will explain about Multipass, Multipass is a tool for creating Ubuntu VMs or instances. It’s designed for everyone who want a fresh Ubuntu environment with a single command, and it works on Linux, Windows and macOS. Multipass could also be your alternative.

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Case

I have several problems, when I create a Docker image on Ubuntu which in fact uses amd64 architecture then, when I share the image with my friends, sometimes they have problems. Because the architecture they use is arm64.

Goal

So in this article, I will make a short step on how to create multi-arch Docker image using Docker plugin: buildx.

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Goal

This post is a step-by-step description of how to add Giscus, a commenting system powered by GitHub Discussions, to a static website generated by Docusaurus.

Setup Giscus

Follow the steps in the sections of the current chapter to set up Giscus and connect it to the GitHub discussions.

Enable GitHub discussion

  • Create Github repository in your Github account where comments are stored in Discussion section.
  • In the main page of created repository go to Settings.
  • Under "Features" section, click "Set up discussions".
  • Edit the template in "Start a new discussion" and click "Start discussion".