Added Alternative for K8s Dashboard #45
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The way written in for Kubernetes Dashboard is only for localhost to use it using https by a virtual machine you need to do it this way.
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126-134: Clarify Alternative Access Instructions for the Kubernetes Dashboard
The added alternative instructions to run port-forwarding when the default proxy method fails is a useful addition for VM users. However, the wording on line 133—specifically, "Make sure you click on the Advance option, which you dohttps"—is ambiguous and may confuse users. Consider rephrasing this sentence for clarity and addressing the possible punctuation issue flagged by static analysis.Diff suggestion:
-You can access the Kubernetes Dashboard at `https://your-ip:8443`. Paste your token and advance to Kubernetes Dashboard. Make sure you click on the Advance option, which you do `https`. +You can access the Kubernetes Dashboard at `https://your-ip:8443`. Paste your token and, if prompted, click on the "Advanced" button to proceed to the Kubernetes Dashboard.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ... click on the Advance option, which you dohttps. ## 5. Deleting the Cluster De...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
144-144: Improve Clarity in the Multiple Clusters Note
The revised note in the "Notes" section now reads, "Multiple Clusters: KIND supports multiple clusters. Use a unique name for each cluster. Using --name". The fragment "Using --name" comes off as incomplete or ambiguous. Consider fully rewording the note to explain that when creating multiple clusters, each must have a unique name—this can be accomplished by specifying the--nameoption.Diff suggestion:
-Multiple Clusters: KIND supports multiple clusters. Use a unique name for each cluster. Using --name +Multiple Clusters: KIND supports multiple clusters. Ensure each cluster has a unique name by using the `--name` option during cluster creation.
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[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ... click on the Advance option, which you do https. ## 5. Deleting the Cluster De...
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The way written in for Kubernetes Dashboard is only for localhost to use it using https by a virtual machine you need to do it this way.
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