docs: Add Day One operations guide#1764
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Signed-off-by: Kyle Felter <kfelter@nvidia.com>
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Thanks @kfelternv this is great! Just a couple of small mechanical fixes from my side, and a suggestion for structure fast follow.
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| ## Before You Start | ||
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| This guide assumes you have completed the [Quick Start Guide](getting-started/quick-start.md), which covers NICo deployment, site creation, and host discovery (Day Zero). You should already have: |
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Relative links need to have ../ in front e.g. (getting-started/quick-start.md) needs to be (../getting-started/quick-start.md)
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| > **Note on CLI naming**: Older docs reference `carbidecli` (built via `make carbide-cli`). It's the same source under a previous name. This guide uses `nicocli` (built via `make nico-cli`) consistently. | ||
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| For nicocli mechanics and conventions (flag ordering, `api.name` selection, `--data` vs flag forms, output formats, pagination, `--debug`), see the [nicocli Reference](nicocli-reference.md). The examples in this guide assume you've read it. |
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nicocli-reference.md was merged separately on main but this branch is 5 commits behind and that file isn't on the PR branch yet so the link to it currently 404s. Suggestion to merge main into this branch so the link will resolve
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| # Day One Operations: Tenant Management and Instance Provisioning | |||
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Suggestion to improve the structure by creating a Configuration (Day 1) section in sidebar so we can break this long doc into multiple sections to improve readability, following the same pattern as Provisioning (Day 0 Operations) section. It can be done as a fast follow if helpful
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