* Adjust command to install cert-manager
The directory `cert-manager` is not created when using `helm install`
instead of `helm template --output-dir .`.
Also, the CRDs are downloaded in the current directory, so adjust the
commands as well.
* Convert helm template to helm upgrade/install
Since we're using Helm hooks, we cannot use `helm template`, otherwise
things will break. The commands are updated to use `helm install` and
`helm upgrade`.
* added ui instructions for cluster list to access-clusters
* re-org access-clusters so that 'Cluster List' becomes a searchable heading
* rewording
* added instructions and links for Global Settings
* added global config + retitle/rephrase
retitle to disambiguate global settings from global config
listed some relevant global config items that need more info
* correction: updated access-clusters page in /docs, not /versioned_docs
* added Nodes UI instructions
* download kubeconfig UI instructions added/modified
one file contained correct instructions but they were somewhat convoluted, as you can download the file from a page mentioned earlier in the suggested instructions and the button thery describe is an icon, not labeled with any text
* restoring formatting
* updated pathway for image list downloads
* finding rancher-images.txt
* added instructions for Apps Marketplace
* link pointing to v1 monitoring
* link pointing to v1 dashboards
* added links for v1 notifiers, logging tools
* global dns entries, global dns providers, catalog links added
* Rancher portal > Rancher UI
* updated access-clusters page
* rm note & add third way to access cluster dashboard
* heading levels
* addressed comments in global-configuration
* addressed comments for nodes-and-node-pools
* addressed comment on authorized-cluster-endpoint
* rm'd create apps steps
* updated kubeconfig download instructions
* adjusting headers
* updated images list instructions as version # is now an About link
* restored intro to monitoring-and-alerting
* KubeConfig > kubeconfig (except for naming the UI label)
* left navigation sidebar > left navigation
* Update docs/how-to-guides/new-user-guides/manage-clusters/access-clusters/authorized-cluster-endpoint.md
Co-authored-by: Billy Tat <btat@suse.com>
* applied changes to v2.7 docs
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Co-authored-by: Billy Tat <btat@suse.com>
While testing a build, I noticed that the self-assment guide redirects weren't resolving from pages-for-subheaders/rancher-hardening-guides.md. I updated the links on that page to point to the current name for those pages. When I tested the links in docusaurus.config, it seemed like the redirects were formatted correctly and pointed to the right paths. I know we had a similar issue some months ago with other redirects. Updating the links on pages-for-subheaders/rancher-hardening-guides.md is a quick fix -- we still need to look into why the redirects weren't resolving.
* Update Shibboleth OpenLDAP instructions to reflect current UI
These settings would have, if followed verbatim, actually configured
an OpenLDAP Auth Provider, bypassing Shibboleth entirely. In order
to configure a Shibboleth provider with added OpenLDAP, one must start
with a Shibboleth base, not an OpenLDAP one.
* Document the new OpenLDAP functionality for Okta Auth Providers
These changes are pulled directly from the Shibboleth provider with
minimal touchups to ensure the correct UI elements are referenced
in steps. I've tried to include all relevant warnings and security
callouts, but I've otherwise left the language alone, as the original
text seems fine.
* Cleaned up language and updated several links, based on feedback
* Remove/cleanup language. OpenLDAP is not required for group permissions
Also some light rearrangement for flow, a few redundant statements
removed, and syntax cleanup on one of the lists.
* Add link to Okta user account creation instructions
Co-authored-by: Marty Hernandez Avedon <martyavedon@gmail.com>
* Edit TLS notice language for brevity
Co-authored-by: Marty Hernandez Avedon <martyavedon@gmail.com>
* Warn that the service account is shared across all of Rancher
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Co-authored-by: Marty Hernandez Avedon <martyavedon@gmail.com>
