While it offers a massive library of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) service information, it is critically hampered by its age and lack of interactive features.
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# get connected to google cloud development cluster:
gcloud container clusters get-credentials p4-development --zone us-central1-a --project planet-4-151612
# Start using the development cluster
kubectl config set-context p4-develop --namespace=develop --cluster=gke_planet-4-151612_us-central1-a_p4-development --user=gke_planet-4-151612_us-central1-a_p4-development
# switch to our own context
kubectl config use-context p4-develop./configure.sh
make# get connected to the google cloud for the production cluster
gcloud container clusters get-credentials planet4-production --zone us-central1-a --project planet4-production
# or if i wanted a specific site context for the release. (replace the "cidev" bellow with your site):
kubectl config set-context planet4-cidev-release --namespace cidev --cluster gke_planet4-production_us-central1-a_planet4-production --user gke_planet4-production_us-central1-a_planet4-production
# switch to that context (replace the "cidev" bellow with your site):
kubectl config use-context planet4-cidev-release