The AD attributes for the AD FS configuration do not match the description. The attributes `givenname` and `name` are reversed. Correcting to match expected output.
As rancher list the following global permissions:
Administrator
Administrators have full control over the entire installation and all resources in all clusters.
Standard User
Standard Users can create new clusters and manage clusters and projects they have been granted access to.
User-Base
User-Base users have login-access only.
if i understand correctly the concept i think that this should be reflected in the Readme file as well.
With recent clusters deployed using RKE and using etcd 3.4.x, the
example commands where `--endpoints` is used when interacting with
etcdctl fail with the following error:
```
2020-05-18 12:53:55.856862 C | pkg/flags: conflicting environment variable "ETCDCTL_ENDPOINTS" is shadowed by corresponding command-line flag (either unset environment variable or disable flag)
```
This commit updates the example commands to pass in (and override) the
`ETCDCTL_ENDPOINTS` environment variable instead.
- Explains need for node-name to be set when hostname is null or localhost
- Explains the reasoning for this
- This commit squashes several created in the PR
- Addresses Craig's comment outlined here https://github.com/rancher/docs/pull/2488/files#r420489320
- This tweaks the /upgrades/basic and /upgrades/automate pages. The basic page now goes into more depth about the release channels -- outlining specific examples. The automated page now calls out a link directly to this section on the /basic page instead of linking to the channelserver github project.
- I called out in the "v1.18" example that this selects the LATEST in the specific minor release. This does not select stable (I don't want people to confuse that with a stable channel).
- Minor spelling fix