Jtesar/chapter1 cli install #7
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Co-authored-by: Jaime Ramírez <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Ramírez <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Ramírez <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Ramírez <[email protected]>
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@jhurlocker and @strangiato - please review the CLI install steps and notes |
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| === Finding Update Channels and Cluster Service Versions |
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We don't really need to teach people how to query the channels. It is more important to explain the point behind each channel and when to choose them.
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| === Approving Installation Manualy |
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This is good, useful content, but it needs to be talked about in the specific context of the RHODS subscription.
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| <1> The namespace to install the operator into. | ||
| <2> The update channel to install the operator from. To find all available channels see the the xref:section3.adoc#findchannel[Finding Update Channels and Cluster Service Versions] section. | ||
| <3> The Cluster Service Version (CSV) to install. To find all available CSVs for the selected channel see the the xref:section3.adoc#findchannel[Finding Update Channels and Cluster Service Versions] section. | ||
| <4> In case the *installPlanApproval* is set to *Manual*, approve the installation first to start it. Refer to the xref:section3.adoc#manual_approval[Approving Installation Manualy] section for more information. |
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This is where we probably want to get into a little bit more detail about install plan approvals. I don't think it is worth going into a ton of details about how manual approvals work but it might be nice to link to some content that goes over the topic in more detail.
| <1> Name of the subscription resource. | ||
| <2> Name of the namespace to create the subscription resource in. | ||
| <3> Update channel to install the operator from. For more information about finding available channels see the xref:section3.adoc#findchannel[Finding Update Channels] section. | ||
| <4> *installPlanApproval* attribute can be either *Automatic* or *Manual*. For more details about manual installation approval se the xref:section3.adoc#manual_approval[Approving Installation Manualy] section. |
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I have tested the CLI-based installation in the Base RHODS on AWS demo and it works well. This is good enough for the workshop IMO, so let's move forward and merge. Address pending comments from @strangiato before merging. If we need further refinements, we can create additional PRs, or even better, collect feedback from the workshop and apply that feedback later.
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| = Installation Using the Command Line Interface | ||
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| This section covers installation of the *Red{nbsp}Hat Openshift Data Science* from the command line interface. Command line installation requires a bit more understanding of openshift resources than the web based installation hence before we get to the actual installation we will go over some theory related to the CLI-based operator installation. |
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| This section covers installation of the *Red{nbsp}Hat Openshift Data Science* from the command line interface. Command line installation requires a bit more understanding of openshift resources than the web based installation hence before we get to the actual installation we will go over some theory related to the CLI-based operator installation. | |
| This section covers installation of the *Red{nbsp}Hat Openshift Data Science* from the command line interface. Command line installation requires a bit more understanding of OpenShift resources than the web based installation hence before we get to the actual installation we will go over some theory related to the CLI-based operator installation. |
The section has been rewritten forn the Operator V2