Add docker-for-desktop platform

[rogaha]

• Steps required are similar to the ones from minikube, nothing special.

Signed-off-by: Roberto Gandolfo Hashioka [email protected]

#TODO -- Add documentation explaining how to install Docker for Desktop in the first place.

closes #218

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[jlewi]

/ok-to-test

Looks like this PR needs to be sync'd.

[jlewi]

Can you also follow up with a PR adding instructions on kubeflow/website?

[jlewi]

/assign @r2d4

[r2d4]

/lgtm

Needs a rebase. And you'll need to sign the CLA. Thanks!

[rogaha]

PR rebased

[rogaha]

@r2d4 PTAL

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/approve
/lgtm

[rogaha]

/assign @lluunn

[rogaha]

@texasmichelle can you help us with this PR? I've rebased it twice already. :)

[texasmichelle]

/ok-to-test
/lgtm
/approve

[texasmichelle]

happy to see some d-for-d action here :) Thanks @rogaha!

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@r2d4 pls re-approve

[rogaha]

Thanks @texasmichelle.

[rogaha]

the bot says it's has been approved by @r2d4 and @texasmichelle. How many LGTMs do we need?

[r2d4]

/approve
/lgtm

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