108.59.85.141 is a genuine IPv4 address; at the time of writing it's
assigned to Google LLC / Google Cloud Platform. Use a documentation IPv4
address instead.
In the current example, single quotes are used, but the union operator can be confusing.
Incorrect:
`kubectl get pod -o=jsonpath='{.items[*]['metadata.name','spec.nodeName']}'`
Correct:
`kubectl get pods -o=jsonpath="{.items[*]['metadata.name', 'status.capacity']}"`
`kubectl config view -o jsonpath='{.users[].name}' ` in the doc doesn't get the list of users as described in the comment actually.
To get the list of users, the json path should be `'{.users[].name}' `
This PR separates the graduated/deprecated feature gates into a separate
table. When updating the table contents by browsing the source code, we
also found some missing items which are added in this PR as well.
* storage: CSI inline volumes in beta
* storage: remove historic information for CSI inline volumes
As pointed out during review, this information is better captured in
the feature gates reference page.
* Added documentation to support Topology Manager feature in Kubelet.
* Added new document outlining feature
* Updated feature-gates.md to include feature gate for feature
* Update kubelet.md to include kubelet flags for feature
* Added Topology Manager reference to relevant pages
Co-authored-by: Tim Bannister <tim@scalefactory.com>
* Update Topology Manager Policies section
Also, I've snuck in a trivial update for the ShareProcessNamespace
feature gate, adding an "Until" version which had been omitted.
Co-Authored-By: Tim Bannister <tim@scalefactory.com>
Create a concepts page, link to it from scheduler concept page,
update feature gates reference and describe briefly in the
runtime-class page.
Signed-off-by: Eric Ernst <eric.ernst@intel.com>
* Documenting how to use EvenPodsSpread feature
* address comments
* address comments
* address sftim's comments
* move to folder workloads/pods
* address comments
* move yamls to examples folder and reference back in the document
* Link from scheduling to topology spread constraints
This patch turns the glossary entry for "workloads" into "workload" in
order to be consistent with other terms in the glossary. In addition,
the definition is modified to match what the overlay tip for the
"Workload" tag at the top of the glossary page says, which is
"Applications running on Kubernetes".
A workload is *not* a core object itself. Rather, it is a general
concept. Various other core objects describe different types of
workloads, and the glossary definition is appropriately modified to make
that clear.
Fixes Issue #14107
It's very difficult to figure out e.g. the correct quotes to use from
regular text that is subject to being converted for typographers quotes.
Use code literals instead to ensure that nothing is modified, and to
distinguish literals from accompanying text.
Signed-off-by: Zane Bitter <zbitter@redhat.com>
* Update device plugin docs for Kubernetes 1.14
& related pages
This change is mainly about feature-state shortcodes & similar.
(if there's a way to get the short version string, eg "1.14" rather
than "v1.14", then that could go in place of the hard coded value
in this commit).
* Fix code block formatting
eg code blocks incorrectly marked as:
```shell
* Use glossary shortcodes where appropriate
* Hyperlink to Prometheus
* Tidy Markdown formatting
* Change example vendor domain name
Use a name inside ".example" to highlight that this is a DNS
domain name.
* Reword device plugins documentation
* Tweak headings for device plugins
* Add "what's next" to device plugins docs
* Tweak wording for device plugins docs
* Add KubeVirt device plugins
The content describing authorization modes used the term "authorization
modules" erroneously. This patch uses the term "mode" as is appropriate
but keeps the section link header the old "authorization-modules" in
order not to break older links.
- Mark as relevant to networking.
- Unmark as a core object. kube-proxy is not an API object.
- Fix hyperlink to reference docs.
- Include hyperlink in definition. This is used in /docs/concepts/overview/components/
- Revise wording.
* remove doc from kubeadm-init.md which is duplicated in kubelet-integration.md
This section in reference/setup-tools/kubeadm/kubeadm-init.md seems to significantly overlap with setup/production-environment/tools/kubeadm/kubelet-integration.md - looks like someone copy/pasted it at some point? The information in kubelet-integration.md looks more up to date than this (e.g. there actually is no `--allow-privileged=true` or `--network-plugin=cni` here?). Therefore lets delete the sections content, and have a short line linking to the other one.
If this is accepted, then #15421 is moot (because #15423 moves it to the new place).
* shorten link re. removed doc from kubeadm-init.md
as requested in https://github.com/kubernetes/website/pull/15424/ review
* drop https://kubernetes.io from link in kubeadm-init.md
* Revert "shorten link re. removed doc from kubeadm-init.md"
This reverts commit f128ce7dc2.
* fix bad wording
* update kubeadm-init.md based on kbhawkey review feedback
* remove duplicate sentence in kubeadm-init.md
* Adding cgroup to glossary
Adding cgroup to glossary
* Removed value from aka field
* Updating cgroups.md with cgroups changed to cgroup
Co-Authored-By: Tim Bannister <tim@scalefactory.com>
* Modified cgroups to singular
* Title update and remove etc
Updated the title as mentioned in v2 docs and removed etc
* Update cgroups.md
Adding different short description
Co-Authored-By: Tim Bannister <tim@scalefactory.com>
* Updated cgroups.md short description
* Changed file name and glossary title
* Changed the title to make it consistent
All admission control plugins support two modes for specifying their
configuration: linking to an external file using the `path` key in the
shared admission configuration file, or directly embedding the
configuration using the `configuration` key in the shared admission
configuration file.
This commit makes the ImagePolicyWebhook documentation mention the
embedded configuration option.
We don't need to be the dispatch for all vulns, now that other projects are starting to have their own processes. But we don't want to discourage reports about stuff that isn't directly in k/k either.
Saying that we usually disclose vuln reports in 7 days is just not true. But, I think it's still good to aim for 7 days when we aren't blocked on and coordinating release of patches.
This patch promotes re-use of the existing kube-proxy glossary
definition by referencing it from overview/components.md. Similarly, we
move the definition of Container Runtime into a new glossary definition
so that other pages may refer to it.
* Reword glossary entry for Service
New wording should be more suitable for inclusion via a
glossary_definition shortcode.
* Improve What's Next section for Service concept
* Rename Services concept to singular
This matches other concept documentation, eg Deployment.
* Use documentation IP address range
1.2.3.4 is outside the blocks reserved for documentation.
* Reword Service concept description
Services direct traffic to Pods, not containers
* Write IPVS in uppercase
* Tweak glossary definition for Node
The services (eg kubelet) that run on a Node are not the kind of
Service that the Kubernetes API knows about. Reword accordingly.
Also, highlight that Docker is one container runtime and that
there are others.
* Adopt suggestions from https://github.com/kubernetes/website/pull/14523
Co-Authored-By: Rael Garcia <me@rael.io>
* Use note shortcode in kops glossary entry
This brings the entry closer to Kubernetes' style guide for
documentation.
* Reword kops glossary entry
- Write “Terraform” with a capital T (it's a proper noun)
- Adjust grammar