Just saw this. Let me see if I can get the same problem and I'll get back to you. In the mean time, I heard there are some issues with WSL and docker because you have to translate NTFS file system to EXT. levelup.gitconnected.com/docker-de...
I tried it out on my machine. I know if you're managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, you have to select the one you want to use when you use the kubectl commands with the following options from the Docker for Windows icon on the system tray:
System tray icon > Docker > Kubernetes > Context (select your cluster)
I am noticing issues with the latest version of the Docker client. Doesn't seem to be initializing and there's issues with trying to get the Docker for Windows to restart.
I used to be able to resolve docker issues by running the following commands in Windows terminal
wsl -t docker-desktop
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Just saw this. Let me see if I can get the same problem and I'll get back to you. In the mean time, I heard there are some issues with WSL and docker because you have to translate NTFS file system to EXT. levelup.gitconnected.com/docker-de...
I tried it out on my machine. I know if you're managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, you have to select the one you want to use when you use the
kubectlcommands with the following options from the Docker for Windows icon on the system tray:System tray icon > Docker > Kubernetes > Context (select your cluster)
I am noticing issues with the latest version of the Docker client. Doesn't seem to be initializing and there's issues with trying to get the Docker for Windows to restart.
I used to be able to resolve docker issues by running the following commands in Windows terminal