The acess-cluster-service page, has nothing to do with administering a cluster.
A better home for this page should be the `/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster` subdirectory instead.
Original link says
```
Design proposals have been archived.
To view the last version of this document, see the Design Proposals Archive Repo.
Please remove after 2022-04-01 or the release of Kubernetes 1.24, whichever comes first.
```
* Docs to change Container runtime
* Updated header
* Updated header
* Few changes made according to the reviews
* Updated few headings
* Updated few markdown changes
* Reverted a unwanted changes
* Removed the double extension in the filename
* Updated
* Updated according to review
* Final Updates
* Added instructions to remove docker engine
* Minor changes
* Minor updates on heading
* Minor updates on lists
* Minor updates on line 106
* Minor updates on line 106
This PR fixes two problems in the cascading deletion page:
- The indentation of list items should be 2 spaces for unordered lists,
or 3 spaces for ordered lists. We should avoid using 4 spaces as
indentation because 4-spaces indentation has special meaning in
markdown.
- The garbage-collection page was moved to a new place. With redirect
records for English site, there seems no obvious problems. However,
for localization teams, such redirection records don't exist. It is
super easy to create a dangling link in localized pages.
This change is to update the documentation for reserved-memory flag.
Now, for specifying memory reservations across multiple NUMA nodes,
semicolon needs to be used as separator.
Signed-off-by: Ravindra Thakur <ravindra.nath.thakur@est.tech>
The command "kubeadm kubeconfig user" is missing
some examples and more details on why it is needed.
- Add a new section "Generating kubeconfig files
for additional users" under the kubeadm-certs page.
- Link to this section from the kubeadm-kubeconfig reference page.
- Link to this section from the create-cluster-kubeadm page.
Sysbox is an open-source container runtime (similar to "runc") that supports
running VM-workloads such as Docker and Kubernetes inside unprivileged
containers or pods.
Sysbox containers always use the Linux user-namespace for isolation, plus
specially crafted proc and sys filesystems, some syscall interception,
filesystem ID-mapping, and more.
It's possible to run Kubernetes, K3s, K0s, inside containers or pods deployed
with Sysbox. This commit aims to make the Kubernetes community aware of this
option.
Signed-off-by: Cesar Talledo <ctalledo@nestybox.com>
The current entry under additional information about drain can
be confusing and users might jump into draining the nodes before
the upgrade steps (as a pre-req), following the
instructions in the external link. This is not accurate.
Adjust the entry text to explain that drain is a step as part of
the upgrade process and this additional information entry just
mentions why it is needed.
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