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* Remove docker from user facing docks * Remove container and docker mentions * Remove SP3 * Add env for wanda * Use vars and upcast rpm * Add explicit sle 16.0
* Fix TRNT-3895 * Add feedback
* Add local docs build * Fix selinux permission * Add workflow guide
* Restructure trento install section * Remove partial as it was included in kubernetes partial * Aligned naming of partial and added revdate to kubernetes
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| === Containerized deployment |
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Container deployment was moved to developer docs, not to lose the information
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| Follow the steps in <<sec-systemd-deployment>>, but skip the *Install | ||
| Trento using RPM packages* step and follow the procedures as described below. | ||
| Follow the steps in link:https://www.trento-project.io/docs/user-guide/trento-install-server.html#sec-systemd-deployment[systemd installation], but skip the *Install |
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Added a link, to not fight with xref
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This part is just developer docs for new way of preview antora with docker
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| [[sec-trento-k8s-deployment]] |
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Moved to trento-kubernetes-install.adoc[]
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| ==== Enabling OpenID Connect when using Docker images |
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Part of docker mention removal
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| [[enabling-oauth-20-when-using-docker-images]] |
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Part of docker mention removal
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| ==== Enabling SAML when using Docker images |
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Part of docker mention removal
| [[sec-trento-install-trentoserver-on-existing-k8s-cluster]] | ||
| ==== Installing {trserver} on an existing {k8s} cluster | ||
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| {trserver} consists of a several components delivered as container images and intended for deployment on a {k8s} cluster. A manual production-ready deployment of these components requires {k8s} knowledge. Customers without in-house {k8s} expertise and who want to try {trento} with a minimum of effort, can use the {trento} Helm chart. This approach automates the deployment of all the required components on a single {k8s} cluster node. You can use the {trento} Helm chart to install {trserver} on a existing {k8s} cluster as follows: |
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| {trserver} consists of a several components delivered as container images and intended for deployment on a {k8s} cluster. A manual production-ready deployment of these components requires {k8s} knowledge. Customers without in-house {k8s} expertise and who want to try {trento} with a minimum of effort, can use the {trento} Helm chart. This approach automates the deployment of all the required components on a single {k8s} cluster node. You can use the {trento} Helm chart to install {trserver} on a existing {k8s} cluster as follows: | |
| {trserver} consists of a several components delivered as container images and intended for deployment on a {k8s} cluster. A manual production-ready deployment of these components requires {k8s} knowledge. Customers without in-house {k8s} expertise and those who want to try {trento} with a minimum of effort, can use the {trento} Helm chart. This approach automates the deployment of all the required components on a single {k8s} cluster node. You can use the {trento} Helm chart to install {trserver} on a existing {k8s} cluster as follows: |
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| ==== Installing {trserver} on K3s | ||
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| If you do not have a {k8s} cluster, or have one but do not want to use it for {trento}, {suse} Rancher's K3s provides an alternative. To deploy {trserver} on K3s, you need a small server or VM (see <<sec-trento-server-requirements>> for minimum requirements) and follow steps in <<pro-trento-manually-installing>>. |
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| If you do not have a {k8s} cluster, or have one but do not want to use it for {trento}, {suse} Rancher's K3s provides an alternative. To deploy {trserver} on K3s, you need a small server or VM (see <<sec-trento-server-requirements>> for minimum requirements) and follow steps in <<pro-trento-manually-installing>>. | |
| If you do not have a {k8s} cluster, or you have one but you do not want to use it for {trento}, you can use {suse} Rancher's K3s as an alternative. To deploy {trserver} on K3s, you need a server or VM (see <<sec-trento-server-requirements>> for minimum requirements) and follow steps in <<pro-trento-manually-installing>>. |
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Description
This pr updates the released documentation in the latest branch. I was following our our critical hotfix workflow https://www.trento-project.io/docs/developer/trento-docs-site/collaboration-docs-team/docs-git-workflow.html#_3_applying_a_critical_hotfix.

With this we have also a nice history in the commits :)
When we release Trento 3.0 we will follow this workflow
https://www.trento-project.io/docs/developer/trento-docs-site/collaboration-docs-team/docs-git-workflow.html#_2_publishing_a_new_release
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