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In the third sentence on the second paragraph it reads: | operations, such as containerd or Docker. It is not clear if is a typo or a new term.
I believe writing "such as containerd or Docker" was not necessary because it was not very accurate , only writing till operations is fine enough . But still it is not an issue there .
is a container runtime that manages the lifecycle of a container.
/retitle "Using Minikube to Create a Cluster" unclear on meaning of containerd /language en Page to Update: For additional info, adding a hyperlink pointing to the corresponding official doc of the container runtime would be useful here.
I think the sentence is referring to the container tools and containerd manage the lifecycle of container on VMs.
Yeah, I get that. For someone new not familiar that this is a tool, might be confused. I originally thought it ws a typo and later realized it was referring to a dameon process. Not sure if there could be a link to docs of containerd so the reader won't get confused.
yes i also think adding link to docs of containerd would be useful for the reader to get clear understanding.
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/kind documentation /triage accepted Improvements are welcome!
We could add a reference to our glossary entry:
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It is not the only problem on that page, the description of minikube is not very accurate (anymore) either... But it will soon need to change anyway, when the online tutorials disappear, so probably time for a rewrite ?
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