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We are going to hide the --disable-agent flag from the cli. It has caused confusion for GA and some of the community. The agent should typically be running on master nodes. If the agent is not running then the kubelet is not running and you cannot list the node (i.e. with kubectl get nodes) or otherwise interface with it with kubectl.
We should move it to any developer docs if necessary.
- Add children to "Installation Options" covering Node Requirements, Single Server Install, and HA install (Experimental)
- Make some small tweaks as needed to hide "--disable-agent" as per k3s-io/k3s#891
- Make some miscellaneous tweaks such as to hide "--storage-backend" as this is no longer used and other changes as recommended in a recent internal meeting
- Add children to "Installation Options" covering Node Requirements, Single Server Install, and HA install (Experimental)
- Make some small tweaks as needed to hide "--disable-agent" as per k3s-io/k3s#891
- Make some miscellaneous tweaks such as to hide "--storage-backend" as this is no longer used and other changes as recommended in a recent internal meeting
We are going to hide the --disable-agent flag from the cli. It has caused confusion for GA and some of the community. The agent should typically be running on master nodes. If the agent is not running then the kubelet is not running and you cannot list the node (i.e. with
kubectl get nodes
) or otherwise interface with it with kubectl.We should move it to any developer docs if necessary.
Hide in CLI issue: #890
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