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Add advanced deployment configuration documentation to guide users on overriding default Kubernetes settings, enabling the feature, and configuring various aspects of Kubernetes resources.

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  • Add documentation for advanced deployment configuration, detailing how to enable and use the feature, including configurable options like labels, annotations, environment variables, tolerations, affinities, and node selectors.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced advanced deployment configuration for Kubernetes in the installation documentation.
    • Added detailed guidance on configuring options such as labels, annotations, environment variables, tolerations, affinities, and node selectors.
  • Documentation

    • Updated installation documentation to reflect new advanced deployment configuration feature and usage instructions, including a step-by-step guide for deploying a new blockchain node with custom labels.

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ENG-915 Write documentation

Write documentation for end users and pass to the customer success team.

Add link to this documentation in the configuration forms in the UI.

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This pull request adds documentation for advanced deployment configuration in Kubernetes, enabling users to customize their deployments with more granular control over Kubernetes resources. The changes primarily focus on updating the installation documentation to include this new feature and its usage instructions.

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Introduction of advanced deployment configuration feature
  • Added 'advancedDeploymentConfig' feature flag in the values.yaml file
  • Set 'enabled: true' for the new feature
docs/launch-platform/self-hosted/installing-on-an-existing-cluster/run-the-Installation.md
Detailed documentation for advanced deployment configuration
  • Added a new section titled 'Advanced deployment configuration'
  • Explained how to enable the feature in the values.yaml file
  • Provided step-by-step instructions on how to use the feature
  • Listed configurable options including labels, annotations, environment variables, tolerations, affinities, and node selectors
  • Included a note about the need for basic Kubernetes knowledge and support availability
docs/launch-platform/self-hosted/installing-on-an-existing-cluster/run-the-Installation.md

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The changes introduce an advanced deployment configuration feature in the installation documentation for the SettleMint platform. This feature allows users to customize Kubernetes configurations through the values.yaml file, enabling options such as labels, annotations, environment variables, tolerations, affinities, and node selectors. The documentation has been updated to guide users in applying these configurations when creating or modifying cluster services.

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docs/launch-platform/self-hosted/installing-on-an-existing-cluster/run-the-Installation.md Added documentation for the new advancedDeploymentConfig feature in the values.yaml file, detailing configurable options for Kubernetes deployments.

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Hey @SilVdB - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Consider adding a brief example of how to use one or two of these advanced configurations in practice. This would help users better understand how to implement these features in their own deployments.
  • It might be beneficial to include a note about the potential implications of using these advanced configurations, such as impacts on portability or maintenance. This would help users make informed decisions when utilizing these features.
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  • 🟢 Security: all looks good
  • 🟢 Review instructions: all looks good
  • 🟢 Testing: all looks good
  • 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟡 Documentation: 3 issues found

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docs/launch-platform/self-hosted/installing-on-an-existing-cluster/run-the-Installation.md (3)

27-40: LGTM!

The introduction of the advanced deployment configuration feature and the instructions to enable it are clear and accurate.


56-60: LGTM!

The usage section clearly explains how the advanced deployment configurations can be applied when creating new cluster services or modifying existing ones.


137-138: LGTM!

Enabling the advanced deployment configuration feature in the example values file is a helpful addition for users.

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Hey @SilVdB - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

Overall Comments:

  • Great addition to the documentation. Minor suggestion: 'adviced' should be spelled 'advised' in the sentence 'Basic knowledge of Kubernetes is adviced when using this feature.'
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  • 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
  • 🟡 Documentation: 1 issue found

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103-104: LGTM!

The code segment correctly enables the advanced deployment configuration feature in the values.yaml file.


181-221: Great addition to the documentation!

The new section provides clear instructions on enabling and using the advanced deployment configuration feature. It also gives users a helpful overview of the configurable options available.

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1. **Labels and Annotations**
- For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
2. **Environment Variables**
- Custom environment variables for your containers
3. **Tolerations**
- Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
4. **Affinities**
- Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
5. **Node Selectors**
- Constrain pods to specific nodes
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Fix the list indentation for consistency.

The configurable options are listed correctly. However, please fix the indentation of the list items to improve readability and adhere to Markdown best practices.

Apply this diff to fix the indentation:

 When enabled, you can configure the following aspects of your Kubernetes resources:
-1. **Labels and Annotations**
-  - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
-2. **Environment Variables**
-  - Custom environment variables for your containers
-3. **Tolerations**
-  - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
-4. **Affinities**
-  - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
-5. **Node Selectors**
-  - Constrain pods to specific nodes
+1. **Labels and Annotations**
+   - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
+2. **Environment Variables**
+   - Custom environment variables for your containers
+3. **Tolerations**
+   - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
+4. **Affinities**
+   - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
+5. **Node Selectors**
+   - Constrain pods to specific nodes
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1. **Labels and Annotations**
- For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
2. **Environment Variables**
- Custom environment variables for your containers
3. **Tolerations**
- Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
4. **Affinities**
- Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
5. **Node Selectors**
- Constrain pods to specific nodes
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- For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
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- Custom environment variables for your containers
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- Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
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- Constrain pods to specific nodes
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docs/launch-platform/self-hosted/installing-on-an-existing-cluster/run-the-Installation.md (1)

212-221: Enhance the list of configurable options.

The list provides a good overview of the available configuration options.

Consider adding brief explanations for each option to help users who are not familiar with Kubernetes concepts, as suggested in the previous review:

 When enabled, you can configure the following aspects of your Kubernetes resources:
 1. **Labels and Annotations**
+  - Metadata to organize and identify Kubernetes resources
    - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
 2. **Environment Variables**
+  - Key-value pairs to configure application behavior
    - Custom environment variables for your containers
 3. **Tolerations**
+  - Allow pods to be scheduled on nodes with matching taints
    - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
 4. **Affinities**
+  - Define rules for pod-to-node or pod-to-pod scheduling preferences
    - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
 5. **Node Selectors**
+  - Simple key-value pairs to constrain pods to specific nodes
    - Constrain pods to specific nodes

Also, please fix the list indentation for consistency and readability, as flagged by static analysis:

 When enabled, you can configure the following aspects of your Kubernetes resources:
-1. **Labels and Annotations**
-  - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
-2. **Environment Variables**
-  - Custom environment variables for your containers
-3. **Tolerations**
-  - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
-4. **Affinities**
-  - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
-5. **Node Selectors**
-  - Constrain pods to specific nodes
+1. **Labels and Annotations**
+   - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
+2. **Environment Variables**
+   - Custom environment variables for your containers
+3. **Tolerations**
+   - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
+4. **Affinities**
+   - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
+5. **Node Selectors**
+   - Constrain pods to specific nodes
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103-104: LGTM!

The new feature is correctly enabled in the configuration.

Consider adding a comment linking this to the new 'Advanced deployment configuration' section, as suggested in the previous review:

  advancedDeploymentConfig:
    # For more information on Advanced deployment configuration, see:
    # https://docs.example.com/advanced-deployment-config
    enabled: true

181-221: Excellent addition of the 'Advanced deployment configuration' section!

The new section provides clear details on enabling and using the feature.

Please fix the list indentation for consistency and readability, as suggested in the previous review and flagged by static analysis:

 When enabled, you can configure the following aspects of your Kubernetes resources:
-1. **Labels and Annotations**
-  - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
-2. **Environment Variables**
-  - Custom environment variables for your containers
-3. **Tolerations**
-  - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
-4. **Affinities**
-  - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
-5. **Node Selectors**
-  - Constrain pods to specific nodes
+1. **Labels and Annotations**
+   - For Deployments, Ingress, and Services
+2. **Environment Variables**
+   - Custom environment variables for your containers
+3. **Tolerations**
+   - Specify which nodes your pods can be scheduled on
+4. **Affinities**
+   - Define rules for pod scheduling preferences
+5. **Node Selectors**
+   - Constrain pods to specific nodes

Also, please correct the spelling:

-Basic knowledge of Kubernetes is adviced when using this feature.
+Basic knowledge of Kubernetes is advised when using this feature.
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@SaeeDawod SaeeDawod merged commit f388632 into main Sep 20, 2024
@SaeeDawod SaeeDawod deleted the silke/eng-915-write-documentation branch September 20, 2024 10:56
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