[FAQ Bot] NEW: Error validating 'deployment.yaml' when running kubectl apply #54
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✨ FAQ NEW
Course: machine-learning-zoomcamp
Section: module-10 (Fits under Module 10 (Kubernetes and TensorFlow Serving) as it addresses a Kubernetes deployment error due to missing local cluster and the standard remedy.)
Related Issue: #53
Question
Error validating 'deployment.yaml' when running kubectl apply
Decision Rationale
The proposal describes a Kubernetes cluster setup issue and a concrete fix (creating a local cluster with kind). There are no matching Kubernetes-related FAQs in the provided results, so this should be a new entry under Module 10.
Placement Details
module-10kubectl-deployment-yaml-validation-error🤖 Generated by FAQ Bot
Closes #53