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Minikube setup on windows 10
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| Quick summary for those seeing similar issues: | |
| First create a vSwitch in Hyper-V | |
| type: external | |
| name: Minikube (or anything you like) | |
| make sure to associate the vSwitch with the correct NIC | |
| reboot after creating the vSwitch just in case (routing tables, ...) | |
| go take a look at the network devices on your Windows host to make sure that you have a Virtual Ethernet Adapter configured and actually connected to your network | |
| Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections. In my case i have: "vEthernet (Minikube)" | |
| Once done make sure to start clean, remove ~/.minikube and remove any VM you tried to create before. | |
| Once you're ready, run the following minikube start command: | |
| minikube start --vm-driver "hyperv" --hyperv-virtual-switch "Minikube" --disk-size 10g --memory 4096 --v 9999 --alsologtostderr |
To update minikube use the chocollatey package manager update command
choco update minikube
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Be sure to be using the latest minikube version available. If not sure, run the update check command:
minikube update-checkmore information see the official documentation
https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/reference/commands/update-check/