Smooth some bumps in the KIND env #41
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Allow a longer wait for the DWS webhook to start. In a KIND env, help out when pulling cert-manager images. When running in a local KIND env, within the HPE firewall, sometimes my KIND env cannot pull the cert-manager images. So I first pull them into my local docker cache, and then push them into KIND from there. This gives me a smoother load, and avoids a lot of time spent in ImagePullBackoff. Signed-off-by: Dean Roehrich <[email protected]>
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Allow a longer wait for the DWS webhook to start.
In a KIND env, help out when pulling cert-manager images. When running in a local KIND env, within the HPE firewall, sometimes my KIND env cannot pull the cert-manager images. So I first pull them into my local docker cache, and then push them into KIND from there. This gives me a smoother load, and avoids a lot of time spent in ImagePullBackoff.