* Add kiali integrations page
The primary purpose for this is to just have a page here for consistency
with other addons, most of the content still lives in the other doc I
link to here. That may change in the future but for now I think it makes
sense to just get something here and we can refactor in the future.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Frank Budinsky <frankb@ca.ibm.com>
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Frank Budinsky <frankb@ca.ibm.com>
Co-authored-by: Frank Budinsky <frankb@ca.ibm.com>
* Set Kiali username and password on separate prompt
* Fix linting errors
* Revert zsh prompt to single copiable box
* Fix review comment suggestions
* Remove spacing
Co-Authored-By: Frank Budinsky <frankb@ca.ibm.com>
* [kiali] add viewing and editing Istio configuration YAML to the task
* The linter is failing this because it considered "Config" a spelling error. However, the actual GUI menu item is literally called "Istio Config".
Because of this, I cannot format "Istio Config" in simply bold letters (which is the Istio doc standard for denoting GUI elements).
Thus, even though its a GUI element, I have to surround with backticks to avoid this being considered a spelling error.
* Incorporate review suggestion.
Fix some other things I noticed.
* [kiali] add a new section that creates a weighted route to show kiali is more than just a pretty graph.
* spell checker failed, I assume "dropdown" and "checkbox" and "popup" must not be compound words.
(I can't get the linter to run locally on my box, so I have to commit this and see what travis says)
* address suggestions.
* Alot of the Istio community does not know that Kiali is more than just a graph.
We want to get that across. This Task can't cover it all, so this commit
adds a link to the "Features" page of the kiali website
which lists the non-graph features as well so people can at least
learn about those other features.
* add a task to show kiali validation
* Use 'istioctl dashboard' instead of port-forward
* bold references to UI elements
* Cleanup dashboards
* Address comments
* Mention control-c, which is easier way to stop dashboard
Michael
John Mazzitelli
Paul Lin
Jay Shaughnessy
Eric Van Norman
John Howard
Ismo Puustinen
Frank Budinsky
Shamsher Ansari
Xavier Canal i Masjuan
Ed Snible
Zhonghu Xu
Chunlin Yang
Greg Taylor