- Cleaner interface works better for piping output to agents and downstream utilities
- Updates README.md and other authoring docs
This repository includes a `docs` CLI tool for common documentation workflows:
```sh
npx docs create drafts/new-feature.md --products influxdb3_core
npx docs edit https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb3/core/admin/
npx docs placeholders content/influxdb3/core/admin/upgrade.md
npx docs --help
```
Resolved conflicts by keeping enhancements:
- stdin support for draft content
- link extraction and following (local files + external URLs)
- alphabetical product sorting with detected products first
- --from-draft and --follow-external flags
* feat(ci): improve linting configuration for instruction files
- Add GitHub-flavored Markdown support with remark-gfm
- Create generic Vale config (.vale-instructions.ini) for instruction files
- Use pattern-based file inclusion instead of explicit file lists
- Mount repository to /workdir in remark-lint container to preserve node_modules
Changes:
- Add remark-gfm to .ci/remark-lint/package.json
- Create .remarkrc.yaml at repository root for instruction files
- Update content/.remarkrc.yaml to include remark-gfm
- Create .vale-instructions.ini for generic writing rules
- Update compose.yaml: mount repo to /workdir (preserves /app/node_modules)
- Update lefthook.yml: use glob patterns for uppercase .md files and .github/**/*.md
- Update DOCS-CONTRIBUTING.md: remove empty CONTRIBUTING.md directory reference
Benefits:
- Automatic inclusion of new instruction files without config updates
- Pattern matching for uppercase .md files (DOCS-*.md, CLAUDE.md, etc.)
- Coverage for .github/, .claude/, api-docs/ directories
- GFM features: tables, task lists, strikethrough, autolinks, footnotes
- Separate linting rules for instruction files vs product documentation
feat(lint): separate remark-lint auto-fix for instructions vs report-only for content
- Split lint-markdown into two hooks:
- lint-markdown-instructions: Auto-fixes README, DOCS-*.md, .github/**, .claude/**
- lint-markdown-content: Reports issues in content/**, api-docs/** without modifying
- Changed remark-lint volume mount from read_only: true to read_only: false
- Instruction files now behave like Prettier (auto-fix + stage)
- Content files report errors and block commits until manually fixed
* chore(instructions): Add content/shared details, husky/lefthook updates
* feat(influxdb3): Core/Enterprise: Upgrade instance or cluster:- Addresses recent internal requests for upgrade steps- Provide examples for Core or Enterprise single node (instance)- Provide steps recommended by Engineering and examples- Link from related pages
* Apply suggestion from @sanderson
Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* Apply suggestion from @sanderson
Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* Apply suggestion from @sanderson
Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* Apply suggestion from @sanderson
Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* Apply suggestion from @sanderson
Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* docs(enterprise): clarify catalog version constraints for v3.3.x to v3.4.x upgrade
- Specify that catalog modification constraint applies when upgrading from v3.3.x (or earlier) to v3.4.x
- Add troubleshooting section noting that different version transitions may have different constraints
- Direct users to check release notes for version-specific upgrade requirements
Resolves review comment from hiltontj about catalog version boundaries.
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Co-authored-by: Scott Anderson <sanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore(enterprise_influxdb): specify Enterprise v1 and remove new signup notes:
- Removes instructions for new signups at portal.influxdata (at Marketing's request)
- Uses Enterprise v1 in titles and descriptions
- Updates title metadata template to use InfluxDB Enterprise v1
- Updates products.yml to use InfluxDB Enterprise v1
- Removes unused enterprise-name/-link shortcodes
I chose InfluxDB Enterprise v1 over InfluxDB v1 Enterprise due to recent usage patterns and because it's compatible with uses like "InfluxDB Enterprise 1.11.x" without being redundant.
* Apply suggestion from @jstirnaman
* Apply suggestion from @jstirnaman
* Apply suggestion from @jstirnaman
* docs(influxdb3): update write endpoint recommendations and add Telegraf guidance
- Update write endpoint recommendations for Core/Enterprise
- Add Telegraf output plugin guidance (v1.x and v2.x)
- Improve introductory content and formatting
- Change Note to Tip for write endpoint recommendations
- Add italics to v1/v2 for clarity
* docs(influxdb3): add precision parameter comparison and format details
- Add precision comparison table across v1, v2, v3 write APIs
- Document auto precision detection with exponential notation (5e9, 5e12, 5e15)
- Add tabbed code examples for different precision values
- Update OpenAPI specs with long-form precision values only (auto, nanosecond, microsecond, millisecond, second)
- Add timestamp conversion details for internal storage
- Use long-form precision values in all examples
Note: Currently /api/v3/write_lp only supports long forms despite source code indicating short form support.
Related to #6472 - precision parameter behavior may have bugs
* feat(influxdb3): Core and Ent performance tuning guide:Add an admin/performance-tuning/ page with specific workload and capacity configurations.Part of #6403.
* fix(influxdb3): product-specific link fragments for flags
* fix(influxdb3): enterprise-specific link fragments
* Apply suggestion from @jstirnaman
* fix(influxdb3): duplicate licensing and resource limits sections- Rem… (#6470)
* fix(influxdb3): duplicate licensing and resource limits sections- Remove duplicate licensing section- Resolve resource limits duplicates, merging details into the Resource limits section.
* fix(influxdb3): fix broken links and enterprise-only flags in config options
- Comment out TOC links to undocumented datafusion-runtime-* dev flags
- Wrap enterprise-only section references (#licensing, #resource-limits) in conditionals
- Fix num-datafusion-threads incorrectly marked as enterprise-only
- Move Resource Limits section heading outside enterprise wrapper
Resolves broken fragment links for both Core and Enterprise builds.
* feat(enterprise): add cluster management documentation (#6431)
Add comprehensive guide for managing InfluxDB 3 Enterprise clusters including:
- Node configuration and deployment
- Cluster initialization and scaling
- Node removal and replacement procedures
- Best practices for production deployments
* Fixes multiple influxdb3 config option issues:
- Fixed option placement (global vs serve options) in performance-tuning.md
- Fixed --datafusion-num-threads option name (was --num-datafusion-threads)
- Fixed --parquet-mem-cache-size option name and defaults for Core
- Commented out unreleased --compaction-row-limit option
- Added v3.0.0 breaking changes to release notes
- Updated config-options.md with correct defaults and value formats
All changes verified against InfluxDB v3.5.0 release binaries and git history.
* fix(influxdb3): config options in clustering.md
- Correctly place server options
- Comment out unreleased options
Addresses DAR #470 by documenting:
- Expected kubectl warning that can be safely ignored
- Troubleshooting steps for 'no license found' errors after renewal
- Service restart workaround when validation doesn't auto-detect new license
- License validation timing information
closesinfluxdata/DAR#470
* docs(cli): fix global vs serve-specific flag documentation
- Remove --verbose from global flags (it's serve-specific)
- Document --num-io-threads as global-only flag
- Add clear examples showing correct flag positioning
- Update serve.md files with global flag usage notes
- Fix config-options.md to separate Core/Enterprise examples
Resolves incorrect CLI usage patterns that would cause errors.
Global flags must go before 'serve', serve-specific flags go after.
* docs(cli): remove Tokio runtime options from CLI index pages
- Remove detailed Tokio runtime options tables from CLI index pages
- Replace with simplified global options and link to config-options
- Add examples showing correct global flag positioning
- Fix --verbose usage to be serve-specific (after serve command)
- Add --num-io-threads example as global flag (before serve command)
These detailed options are now documented in config-options.md with
proper global vs serve-specific categorization.