- linters.sh will run spell-checking and a style checker on
markdown files.
- Fix a whole bunch of typos and bad markdown content throughout. There are many more fixes
to come before we can enable the linters as a checkin gate, but this takes care of a majority
of items. More to come later.
* Cleans up the readability of the Ansible Installation
Run through a yaml linter Run through spell | sort | uniq
Reorganized to semi-match the Helm installation page as they have similar
functionality
There are things I like about how this document is structured now
and will carry those over to the Helm documentation in the future as time
permits.
* Remove customization example as suggested during the review
* Change Openshift->OpenShift
* Make the setup page a little more consistent.
* Make non-manifest based installers have similar titles and overviews
* Shorten the overview,tidy up the title, and add a helm.html redirect
* Installation typo in both files
* use v1alpha3 route rules
* circuit breaking task updated to v1alpha3
* convert mirroring task to v1alpha3
* convert egress task to v1alpha3
* Egress task corrections and clarifications
* use simpler rule names
* move new tasks to separate folder (keep old versions around for now)
* update example outputs
* egress tcp task
* fix broken refs
* more broken refs
* imporove wording
* add missing include home.html
* remove ingress task - will create a replacement in followup PR
The automatic sidecar injection has its own set of k8s install instructions for webhooks. This overlaps with the general k8s install instructions. We'll also introduce server-side configuration webhooks which need the same prerequisites.
* Update sidecar AWS verification
Add verification without ssh access on master node. Perform check directly with kubectl client.
* Update sidecar injection Docs
Update with @ayj remarks
* Update link
Update link for managing tls in a cluster, add a '/'
The Google Crawl Engine reported a bunch of broken links pointing into istio.io.
This adds redirects so that these links work.
Add a hack such that the gear menu logic that lets you time travel through versions
of the site will insist that if a page existed in a given version, it must also exist
in subsequent versions. This will ensure we always create redirects when we move site
content, and thus avoid breaking links into the site. If a page is moved or removed,
this will lead to rake test errors when checking the content of archive.istio.io.
Martin Taillefer