Merge pull request #107 from stakater/for-dev

fixes for dev

content/for-developers/explanation/inner-outer-loop.md

@@ -38,10 +38,10 @@ Here's a list of steps you might typically follow to deploy from the inner loop:
 1. Create a container image: Issue the commands `docker build` and `docker tag`.
 1. Upload the container image to a registry: Issue a `docker push`.
 1. Write one or more Kubernetes or OpenShift resource files: Write lots of YAML.
-1. Deploy your app to the cluster: Issue the command: `kubectl apply -f my_app.yaml`.
-1. Deploy other services to the cluster: Issue the command: `kubectl apply -f svc*.yaml`.
+1. Deploy your app to the cluster: Issue the command: `kubectl apply -f my_app.yaml -n <deleloper-namespace>`.
+1. Deploy other services to the cluster: Issue the command: `kubectl apply -f svc*.yaml -n <deleloper-namespace>`.
 1. Write the config (or set `ENV`) to allow apps to work together: Issue a `kubectl create configmap`.
-1. Configure apps to work together correctly: Issue a `kubectl apply -f my_configmap.yaml`.
+1. Configure apps to work together correctly: Issue a `kubectl apply -f my_configmap.yaml -n <deleloper-namespace>`.
 
 That's a lot of steps!
 

content/for-developers/explanation/local-development-workflow.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ![Local Development Workflow](./images/local-development-1.png)
 
-The diagram below depicts a development workflow orchestrated by Tilt. After you execute the tilt up command on your development machine, Tilt will keep running while performing the following actions:
+The diagram above depicts a development workflow orchestrated by Tilt. After you execute the tilt up command on your development machine, Tilt will keep running while performing the following actions:
 
 1. Tilt watches for changes in the source code made by the developer on the local machine.
 1. After a change has been detected, Tilt executes docker/buildah to update the container image. After the build completes, the updated container image is pushed to the internal docker registry.

content/for-developers/tutorials/inner-loop/01-containerize-app/containerize-app.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Lets create a Dockerfile inside the repository folder and delete any existing fi
   1. JAR files were generated as a result of `mvn package`. Copy the artifact generated from build stage.
 
         ```Dockerfile
-        EXPOSE 8080
+        COPY --from=build /usr/src/app/target/*.jar $HOME/artifacts/app.jar
         ```
 
   1. Finally, specify the command to be executed when container is created with this image, typically the command to run the application.