Ajusted the sequence of tab "node allow-post-csrs" and "node allow-auto-approve" to conform to the actual sequence of kubeadm alpha phase bootstrap-token.
The term "`MutatingAdmissionWebhooks`" has no special meaning in the
docs. It is misleading because readers may think of it as the name of a
resource or field, or the name of the corresponding admission
controller. However, the name of the admission controller is in
singular. This PR proposes a change to avoid such misunderstandings.
* Update service.md
Update from ReplicationController and rolling-update to ReplcaSet and Deployment rollout
* Update service.md
Remove reference to deployment
Since we now generate the kubectl doc for each release, it is no longer necessary to use the old redirects. Cleaning up the references throughout the documents.
* Added IPv6 info to kube-proxy arguments
* Added IPv6 related printouts for kubectl commands
* revert kube-proxy.md
* revert
* revert to ba7c300
* revert to 08af95d
* Update zookeeper.md
As part of a docs sprint in Melbourne I made a very initial pass at trying to tidy this up a little, I would like to have done much much more, but it's a start…
* Updates from feedback
* Format markdown
* FInal tidy
* Update style-guide.md
Added kubectl and Minikube to the Kubernetes.io word list. Please review.
* Update style-guide.md
Added Persistent Volumes and Salt to the Kubernetes.io word list. Please review.
* Update style-guide.md
removed PersistentVolumes and Salt from the list
So far we have been running tests against the master branch of
kubernetes/kubernetes. This is creating quite some problems because the
master branch is always moving. We are actually checking the YAML files
against a version between 1.10 and 1.11.
This PR is attempting to fix the problem by checking out the
'release-1.10' branch before running the tests. We are supposed to
change the branch to be used when release-1.11 is out. With this PR
(hopefully it works), we will only need to fix the gate every time a new
release is out.
The current title "CoreOS on AWS or GCE" is misleading because the page
actually contains information about many ways to run Kubernetes. When
the page is referenced from the navigation panel, the title becomes very
confusing.
Closes: #711
* Typo fix in implementation-details.md
does not exists->does not exist
does not contains->does not contain
* Update 2017-04-00-Rbac-Support-In-Kubernetes.md
an an->an
* Update 2017-04-00-Rbac-Support-In-Kubernetes.md
* Update a note indicating current state of federation V1
* change horizontal line to <br>
* edit note
* capitalize Kubernetes
* <br> unnecessary w/ note callout
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