OTEL-2058 Update Calendar App image to use the latest multi-platform tag #130
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songy23
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| # Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion. | ||
| tag: "calendar-java-20240815-01" | ||
| tag: "calendar-java-20240826" |
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can u add script/command you ran to build the image ? so that we use it going forward
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What does this PR do?
datadog/opentelemetry-examples:calendar-java-20240826multi-platform image tagimagePullPolicy: Alwaysto prevent cache invalidation issuesnodeSelector: although we can utilize existingaffinity/tolerations, thenodeSelectoris the simplest recommended form of node selection constraint. It's extremely useful when we want to specify which nodes a pod should be scheduled on based on node labels, but do not need the fine-grained control provided by node affinity.Motivation