`-d` is used for the Linux version of the command but in the Mac/BSD version they use `-D`.
Using `--decode` we are sure that the flag is compatible with both.
Although the Fedora install docs are under the "Bare Metal"
section in the docs, the instructions provided work fine
for Fedora installs in virtual machines
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The Fedora multi-node doc need to tell users to install
flannel, since previous setup won't have brought it in.
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The install of kubernetes pulls in docker, which has a direct
dependancy on iptables. So there is no need to tell people to
yum install iptables manually.
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The /var/run/kubernetes directory is already created by
installation of the kubernetes RPM with correct user
and group ownership and permissions.
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The docs still refer to etcd using port 4001, but in all
currently released Fedora versions it will be using 2379
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The KUBE_LOGTOSTDERR, KUBE_LOG_LEVEL and KUBE_ALLOW_PRIV
settings will already have correct values out of the box,
so no need to tell people to set them.
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There is no reason to tell people to enable updates-testing
repo for Fedora by default. The latest stable packages are
already in the main repos and updates-testing should only be
used by people wishing to test & report quality of pre-released
software, not general Kubnetes users.
Also remove the link to Koji builds - any Koji build which
is working well enough to user will be submitted as an update.
Telling users to install packages straight from Koji will
lead to them using potentially unstable / buggy builds.
Signed-off-by: Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@redhat.com>
dnf has replaced yum as the standard package install tool
in all versions of Fedora that are currently supported.
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Jared