Run from the registry

🚀 TASK: Run the frontend Image from the registry

1. Now let’s start the Web Frontend container with the image from the registry

   podman run -d --rm --name k8sdemo -p 3000:3000 --env BACKEND_URL=http://k8sdemo-backend:3000/api --network shared  $(minikube ip):5000/k8sdemo:lab
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   This command runs the frontend server:

   • –rm makes sure that the container is deleted once it’s stopped
   • –name gives the container a fixed name
   • –env defines the environment variable that points to the k8sdemo-backend server API
   • -p exposes the container port 3000 to the outside port 3000
   • -d runs the container in the background (as a daemon)
   • localhost:5000/k8sdemo:lab is the image we have pushed to the registry before

2. Go back to your browser and refresh the k8sdemo web application to make sure that the container has been started.