The URL was not updated to point to release-1.11 branch when 1.11 was released.
This PR updates it to use the docsbranch param, so we don't have to
update it for every release.
The original doc contained "type: fast" which means the volume type
"fast" should exist on OpenStack/Cinder side.
However there is not any standard volume type name and most people
face the StorageClass issue when specifying this volume type.
In addition, the issue is hard to be debugged because the error
message which explains the nonexistent volume type is not output
on debugging information. Then external cloud-provider-openstack
doesn't contain the volume type "fast" today as [1].
This removes it for avoiding confusions for users who still use
the deprecated internal provisioner.
[1]: https://github.com/kubernetes/cloud-provider-openstack/blob/master/examples/persistent-volume-provisioning/cinder/cinder-storage-class.yaml
* Add instructions for staging site using Docker
Adds a condensed version of the instructions in the README to
the intermediate contribution page.
* Format code blocks
* Update high-availability.md
Fix for https://github.com/kubernetes/website/issues/9594#
Changed the value of `kubernetesVersion` to `v1.11.1` in the kubeadm-config.yaml so it pulls the correct server images for the latest v1.11 release.
I don't like the idea of having to change this value for every point release. Maybe someone can come up with a better solution that submitting a change to the documentation for every minor release?
* Update high-availability.md
* Changed Azure Container Service names and to Azure Kubernetes Service
* Changed docs link
* Service link redirects to aks link and remains unchanged.
* Copyedit and update with escape characters
- Use escape characters for {{< toc >}}.
- Copyedit the content.
* Remove the {{< toc >}} reference
The template does not need a {{< toc >}} as the TOC will be generated by default. Therefore, removed this info from the doc.
Michael Taufen