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docs: Update to helm usage by default #413
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Signed-off-by: Prem Saraswat <prmsrswt@gmail.com>
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Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. To do install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). |
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Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. To do install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). | |
Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. | |
To install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). |
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[Helm chart docs](chart/README.md#configuring-helm-chart). | ||
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# 🛠Alternative deployment methods |
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WDYT about dropping emojis from the doc?
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Dropped them for now. I don't have any strong opinions about it.
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WDYT about dropping emojis from the doc?
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*NOTE*: At this point, the CLI tool is just a thin wrapper around the helm chart, and hence it's set to be removed in future releases. | ||
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Could we drop it and instead point to cli/README.md
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*NOTE*: At this point, the CLI tool is just a thin wrapper around the helm chart, and hence it's set to be removed in future releases. | ||
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### Installing the CLI tool |
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Could we drop all sub-sections of cli installation and instead point to cli/README.md
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## [DEPRECATED] Using the `tobs` CLI tool |
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## [DEPRECATED] Using the `tobs` CLI tool | |
## Using the `tobs` CLI tool |
It's not yet deprecated. It will be after next release (0.11.0).
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## [DEPRECATED] Using the `tobs` CLI tool |
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## [DEPRECATED] Using the `tobs` CLI tool | |
## Using the `tobs` CLI tool |
It's not yet deprecated. It will be after next release (0.11.0).
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Getting started with the CLI tool is a two-step process: First you install the CLI tool locally, then you use the CLI tool to install the tobs stack into your Kubernetes cluster. | |||
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## Using the tobs CLI tool to deploy the stack into your Kubernetes cluster | |||
### Using the tobs CLI tool to deploy the stack into your Kubernetes cluster |
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Same as above.
Signed-off-by: Prem Saraswat <prmsrswt@gmail.com>
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## Installing the CLI tool | ||
## Prerequisites | ||
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Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. To do install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). |
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Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. To do install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). | |
Using tobs to install full observability stack with openTelemetry support currently requires installation of cert-manager. | |
To install it please follow [cert-manager documentation](https://cert-manager.io/docs/installation/). |
Signed-off-by: Prem Saraswat prmsrswt@gmail.com
Description
Fixes #393
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