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[vrudkovsky]

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

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It looks like you're almost there! However, there's a minor issue with the COPY command in your Dockerfile that could lead to unexpected behavior. Please adjust the command to COPY ./src /app to ensure the correct files are copied into the container. Additionally, the task requires Kubernetes Pod manifests (busybox.yml and todoapp-pod.yml) and an INSTRUCTION.md file, which are currently missing. Once these are addressed, you'll be all set! Keep up the great work! 🚀

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

The COPY command has an extra dot (.) which might cause confusion. It should be COPY ./src /app to copy the contents of the src directory into the /app directory in the container.

[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

Great job on addressing the previous issues and ensuring that your code meets the task requirements! 🎉 Here’s a summary of the review:

• Your .gitignore file is well-configured to ignore unnecessary files like .idea and DS_Store.
• The Kubernetes Pod manifest for busybox is mostly correct, but make sure the todoapp namespace exists in your cluster. If not, create it or use an existing namespace.
• The namespace.yaml file correctly defines the todoapp namespace, which resolves the potential issue with the busybox.yaml file.
• The todoapp Pod manifest is well-structured with appropriate liveness and readiness probes.
• Your Dockerfile is correctly set up for a Python application, and the previous issue with the COPY command has been resolved.
• The INSTRUCTION.md file provides clear instructions for deploying and testing the application.
• The urls.py file is correctly configured with necessary API routes and health check endpoints.

You've done a great job overall! While there are minor issues to address, like ensuring the todoapp namespace exists, these are part of the learning process. Keep up the good work and continue improving your skills! 🚀

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

Ensure that the todoapp namespace exists in your Kubernetes cluster. If it doesn't, you need to create it or change this to a namespace that does exist.