Add documentation for account deletion process#20927
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@kanelatechnical, we could simplify this by splitting it into a Quick Overview table and a collapsible Detailed Steps section (with screenshots). The current format makes this simple 5-step process appear more complex than it actually is. Adding screenshots to the current verbose format would make it even more overwhelming. You usually do it this way too: start with the essentials, provide details on demand. Here is the Quick Overview example: Quick Overview
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for the Netdata account deletion process. The documentation provides users with a clear step-by-step guide for permanently deleting their accounts, along with important warnings about data loss and alternative options.
Key Changes:
- Creates a new documentation file explaining the account deletion workflow
- Includes detailed warnings about the permanent nature of account deletion
- Provides FAQ section addressing common concerns about the deletion process
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Co-authored-by: Ilya Mashchenko <ilya@netdata.cloud>
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@ilyam8 making the deletion of your account process appear less simple than it actually is is the goal here -it's a page long, I think people will survive it :::note Account deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. All your data, configurations, and settings will be permanently removed. If you wish to use Netdata again in the future, you'll need to create a new account and reconfigure everything from scratch. ::: Step-by-Step GuideStep 1: Access Your Profile SettingsNavigate to the Netdata UI and locate your user profile icon in the bottom-left corner of the interface. Click on it to open the profile menu. Step 2: Open SettingsFrom the profile menu, click on "Settings" to access your account settings page. Step 3: Locate the Delete Account OptionOnce in the Settings page, your profile information will appear in a pop-up window on the right side of the screen. Scroll to the bottom of this pop-up where you'll find the "Delete account" option in red text. Step 4: Confirm Account DeletionClick on "Delete account". A confirmation dialog will appear with the following warning:
Step 5: Final ConfirmationYou have two options:
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@ilyam8 this is the process, is it really so overwhelming? |
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@kanelatechnical, the process itself is very straightforward. What I mean is how we document it: one table (my Quick Overview example) vs 5 headings (will appear as subsections in the right panel menu) + screenshots. |
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@ilyam8 I am asking you in regards to the document is this so overwhelming to you? :::note Account deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. All your data, configurations, and settings will be permanently removed. If you wish to use Netdata again in the future, you'll need to create a new account and reconfigure everything from scratch. ::: Step-by-Step GuideStep 1: Access Your Profile SettingsNavigate to the Netdata UI and locate your user profile icon in the bottom-left corner of the interface. Click on it to open the profile menu. Step 2: Open SettingsFrom the profile menu, click on "Settings" to access your account settings page. Step 3: Locate the Delete Account OptionOnce in the Settings page, your profile information will appear in a pop-up window on the right side of the screen. Scroll to the bottom of this pop-up where you'll find the "Delete account" option in red text. Step 4: Confirm Account DeletionClick on "Delete account". A confirmation dialog will appear with the following warning:
Step 5: Final ConfirmationYou have two options:
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@kanelatechnical for some reason you keep adding document text to your reply. Is that intentional? In my opinion, the document looks more complicated than it needs to be (using headings for 1-2 sentence sections, it requires me to scroll a bit to read the whole thing), and that is what I said in my first message. In case you didn't notice, I approved this PR. |
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@ilyam8 great! @Ancairon this goes beneath the remove agent doc in cloud category, separate document, the screenshots are here and tagged properly for each step https://github.com/netdata/docs-images/pull/1/files |
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@kanelatechnical I merged netdata/docs-images#1 but I don't see the screenshots linked here (also the first one is a bit too plain) Can you link them to the proper place in the document? |
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@Ancairon you're right about the delete account one, I have added other two as suggestions, please approve |
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@kanelatechnical do you use these images in this PR? That is my original question |
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@Ancairon yes, the two I have added as suggestions will be used |
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So I don't approve just yet, add them in the file and then it will be ready |
How to delete your Netdata account documentation, images in https://github.com/netdata/docs-images/pull/1/files