This adds an image representing a recommended configuration for HA k3s
This includes some context around the image
Later, we will tweak the HA page again before release to make some tweaks in a separate PR.
Update the main page for #1017 and #1018
This tweaks the main page to update the description of what we remove and add to k3s that sets us apart from k8s.
* Reorganize node requirements
* Cherry pick 'Fix links' commit
* Cherry pick 'Link to RKE port requirements for each node in Rancher docs'
* Fix merge conflict errors
* Delete page that was moved elsewhere
* Delete section that was included elsewhere
* Re-add port requirements for custom nodes
* Rearrange pages
* Change wording of note in Rancher installation requirements
* Fix links
* Edit links
* Edit links
* Replace user cluster requirements page
* Fix typo
* Fix link to imported cluster requirements
* Revise node requirements
* Add mini TOC for port requirements
* Remove alias for port requirements page
now this command could run immediately
curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | K3S_URL=https:/<master_node>:6443 K3S_TOKEN=XXX sh-
->
curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | K3S_URL=https:/<master_node>:6443 K3S_TOKEN=XXX sh -
This just adds a note about how hostnames must be unique.
I couldn't think of anything else vital at this time but we may add a note about iptables in the Known Issues in a separate PR.
This tweaks the big NOTE at the top of the quick-start guide to point to kubernetes tutorials for any k8s newbies.
These tutorials are actually pretty great and explain how to create a deployment and get this exposed to the outside world.
We will look into adding docs around Traefik.
Update note about required Helm version
Update Helm version info
Update note about Helm version requirements
Update Helm version info
Say to refer to the default Kubernetes version for your RKE version
Minor edit to installation doc
Edit installation docs
Edit Helm version requirements
Update language about Helm chart