- Move /engine/admin/ and /engine/userguide/ topics to /config/ and /develop/
- Get rid of some stub topics that are no longer needed
- Rename /engine/article-img/ to /engine/images/
- Mark ambassador linking topic as obsolete
- Flesh out multistage build topic
- Reorganize some terribly obsolete content in other files
* Update build-bridges.md
this guide not work for me in
`Linux ubuntu 4.4.0-87-generic #110-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 18 12:55:35 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux`
it must create the bridge device first, is this correct?
* Correct the example
No need to use `brctl` and no need to re-create the `br0` bridge since Docker creates it automatically and the whole point of this tutorial is to use a different bridge.
* Mac: teach how to migrate from toolbox by hand
We have removed the Toolbox migration tools from Docker for Mac (and
soon for Windows too) because they add a lot of pressure on the code
for a feature which is almost never used today by our users.
Signed-off-by: Akim Demaille <akim.demaille@docker.com>
- admin swarms: new dtr-storage param, UCP pw in create output, new
topic on security groups, note on COS storage not being deleted when
you delete a swarm
- cli-ref: new param to create cluster
- dtr-ibm-cos: new topics for Swift API COS, note on the delete
- faqs: permissions table
- Quickstart: UCP pw updates
- registry: point to new DTR COS topics
- release notes: add beta v1.0.2
- update permissions table
- use Docker’s form for marking table footnotes in perm table
- update links to permissions table
- change intro to the loadbalancer docs to mention the use of security
groups & include link to those docs
I think the actual documentation can be confusing.
In fact if we want to completely remove a DTR cluster, we can use the destroy command, it is fine.
But, if we just want to remove a replica from a cluster, it is better to use the remove command which is safer and cleaner.
The destroy command do not send a notification to the RethinkDB on the others replicas which can be dangerous and leads to unhealthy DTR clusters.