@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ You can [choose any registry region](https://cloud.google.com/container-registry
221221but for this example, we'll just use ` gcr.io ` .
222222
223223In your shell, run ` export REGISTRY=gcr.io/<YOUR-PROJECT-ID> ` which will overwrite the default registry settings in our
224- Make targets. Then, to rebuild our images for this registry, we run ` make build ` again.
224+ Make targets. Then, to rebuild our images for this registry, we run ` make build-images ` again.
225225
226226Before we can push the images, there is one more small step! So that we can run regular ` docker push ` commands
227227(rather than ` gcloud docker -- push ` ), we have to authenticate against the registry, which will give us a short
@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ Enter `kubectl get pods` and press enter. You should see that you have no resour
263263Assuming that all works, let's exit the shell by typing ` exit ` and hitting enter, and look at a building, pushing and
264264installing Agones on Minikube next.
265265
266- You may remember in the first part of this walkthrough, we ran ` make build ` , which created all the images and binaries
266+ You may remember in the first part of this walkthrough, we ran ` make build-images ` , which created all the images and binaries
267267we needed to work with Agones locally. We can push these images them straight into Minikube very easily!
268268
269269Run ` make minikube-push ` which will send all of Agones's docker images from your local Docker into the Agones Minikube
@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ Run `make kind-shell` to enter the development shell. You should see a bash shel
306306Enter ` kubectl get pods ` and press enter. You should see that you have no resources currently, but otherwise see no errors.
307307Assuming that all works, let's exit the shell by typing ` exit ` and hitting enter, and look at a building, pushing and installing Agones on Kind next.
308308
309- You may remember in the first part of this walkthrough, we ran ` make build ` , which created all the images and binaries
309+ You may remember in the first part of this walkthrough, we ran ` make build-images ` , which created all the images and binaries
310310we needed to work with Agones locally. We can push these images them straight into kind very easily!
311311
312312Run ` make kind-push ` which will send all of Agones's docker images from your local Docker into the Agones Kind container.
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