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Markdown template: Combination topic

Provide a brief (1-2 sentence) description of the feature, component, or configuration this document covers.

About [Feature/Component XYZ]​

In this section, provide a more detailed explanation. Discuss typical use cases, its role in the system, and any core concepts.

If needed, use this syntax to add an informational note, provide rationale, or highlight key considerations. :::

More details about [Feature/Component XYZ] (Optional Sub-section)​

Use this H3 sub-section for distinct aspects or categories of information. Add as many as needed.

Prerequisites (Optional)​

  • List any prerequisite tools, configurations, or knowledge.
  • Example: Ensure kubectl is configured to access the cluster.

Overview of [Steps/Workflow/Configuration Structure] (Optional, for complex topics)​

Describe the high-level view before diving into details. This can be a bullet list of main stages or a brief explanation of the overall structure.

[First main section of steps or configuration details]​

Orient the reader (e.g., "The following settings are configured in the /k8s/example/kustomization.yaml file:").

  1. First step or configuration item: Explain the goal, then the action.

    • Provide details.

    • Example: To set the replica count, modify the spec.replicas field in your Deployment manifest.

      # /k8s/apps/my-app/deployment.yaml
      apiVersion: apps/v1
      kind: Deployment
      metadata:
        name: my-app
      spec:
        replicas: 3 # Set desired replica count here
      # ...

  2. Second step or configuration item: ...

[Next main section of steps or configuration details] (If needed)​

Continue with further steps or details, maintaining logical grouping.

Verify the [Configuration/Setup/Process]​

Provide steps for the user to verify that the configuration is correct or the process was successful.

  • Example: After applying the manifests, verify that the pods are running:

    kubectl get pods -n your-namespace

  • Check logs for any errors:

    kubectl logs -n your-namespace -l app=your-app-label