Update README & minikube fix

README.md

@@ -64,9 +64,15 @@ FRONT_END_AUTH_URL: https://169.47.241.213:30443/auth
 PROXY_DOCKER_HOST: '169.47.241.213'
 ```
 
-An easy way to change these values is to do `sed -i s#169\.47\.241\.213#<Public-IP-of-your-cluster#g gameon-configmap.yaml` or `sed -i '' s#169\.47\.241\.213#<Public-IP-of-your-cluster>#g gameon-configmap.yaml`.
+An easy way to change these values is to do 
+`sed -i s#169\.47\.241\.213#<Public-IP-of-your-cluster#g gameon-configmap.yaml` 
+or `sed -i '' s#169\.47\.241\.213#<Public-IP-of-your-cluster>#g gameon-configmap.yaml`.
 
-[Other usage for the script can be found here.](/scripts#replace_ip_-os-sh)
+Then, apply the config map on your cluster:
+```bash
+$ kubectl create -f gameon-configmap.yaml
+configmap "gameon-env" created
+```
 
 # 2. Create a Volume for your Cluster
 You would need to create a volume for your cluster. You can use the provided yaml file. The required keystores will be stored in this volume. The volume will also be used by the [core services](#core-microservices).

platform/kafka.yaml

@@ -33,11 +33,11 @@ spec:
  name: kafka
  env:
  - name: ADVERTISED_HOST
- value: kafka
+ value: localhost
  - name: ADVERTISED_PORT
  value: '9092'
  - name: AUTO_CREATE_TOPICS
  value: "true"
  ports:
  - containerPort: 9092
- name: kafka
+ name: kafka

scripts/README.md

@@ -6,17 +6,3 @@ Requirements are having a Bluemix account, deployed Cluster in Bluemix container
 
 ## install.sh
 The script for Travis. It runs build and checks if the build has passed or failed.
-
-## replace\_ip\_< os >.sh
-The script for modifying the yaml files in the **core** folder and **setup.yaml**.
-
-* Usage:
-
-1. `replace_ip_<your-os>.sh`
- * replaces every instance of `169.47.241.213` in the yaml files inside your **core** folder and **setup.yaml** to the IP of your cluster *(found by executing `kubectl get nodes`)*.
-2. `replace_ip_<your-os>.sh <IP-ADDRESS>`
- * replaces every instance of `<IP-ADDRESS>` to the IP of your cluster *(found by executing `kubectl get nodes`)*.
- * Ex: `replace_ip_OSX.sh 169.47.241.213` replaces every `169.47.241.213` in the files mentioned above.
-3. `replace_ip_<your-os>.sh <ip-to-be-replaced> <IP-ADDRESS>`
- * replaces every instance of `<ip-to-be-replaced>` to `<IP-ADDRESS>`
- * Ex: `replace_ip_OSX.sh 169.47.241.213 192.168.99.100` replaces every `169.47.241.213` to `192.168.99.100`