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Adding missed out config in Docs (#7493)
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* Adding missed out config in Docs

Signed-off-by: Arvinth C <arvinth.chandrasekaran@progress.com>

* Removing format

Signed-off-by: Arvinth C <arvinth.chandrasekaran@progress.com>

Signed-off-by: Arvinth C <arvinth.chandrasekaran@progress.com>
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ArvinthC3000 committed Nov 24, 2022
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- Give the `ssh_key_file` path; this key should have access to all the Machines or VMs.
- `sudo_password` is only meant to switch to sudo user. If you have configured a password for the sudo user, please provide it here.
- We support only private key authentication.
- Give `fqdn` as the DNS entry of Chef Automate, which LoadBalancer redirects to Chef Automate Machines or VMs. Example: `chefautomate.example.com`
- Set the `admin_password` to what you want to use to log in to Chef Automate when you open up `chefautomate.example.com` in the Browser, for the username `admin`.
- Provide `backup_config` based on the type of backup storage you have. This field can be optionally left empty during deployment and can be patched at later point. Allowed values are `object_storage` and `file_system`.
- If `backup_config` is `object_storage`, make sure to fill values under `[object_storage.config]`
- Give `fqdn` as the DNS entry of Chef Automate, which LoadBalancer redirects to Chef Automate Machines or VM's. Example: `chefautomate.example.com`
- Set the `admin_password` to what you want to use to login to Chef Automate, when you open up `chefautomate.example.com` in the Browser, for the username `admin`.

{{< note >}} Click [here](/automate/ha_cert_deployment) to learn more about adding certificates for services during deployment. {{< /note >}}

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### Sample config
{{< note >}}
Assuming 10+1 nodes (1 bastion, 2 for automate UI, 2 for Chef-server, 3 for Postgresql, 3 for OpenSearch)
- Assuming 10+1 nodes (1 bastion, 2 for automate UI, 2 for Chef-server, 3 for Postgresql, 3 for Opensearch)
- Following config will by default leave the backup configuration empty
{{< /note >}}
```config
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