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Write guide for simple and semi-complex multi-cluster repo structures #3504

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Callisto13 opened this issue Mar 13, 2023 · 0 comments
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Callisto13 commented Mar 13, 2023

As a WG User who has one management and one+ leaf cluster, and a handful (~10) of objects (apps/kustomizations/etc), I would like to know how to organise my GitOps repository according to a hypothetical tenancy model.

As a WG User who has a management cluster, 2+ leaf clusters, and a handful (~20-50) of objects (apps/kustomizations/etc), I would like to know about how to create a simple repo/directory structure and why I'd do that.

As a WG User who has a management cluster, 2+ leaf clusters, and a handful (~20-50) of objects (apps/kustomizations/etc), I would like to know how to organise my GitOps repository.

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  • The guide explains what problem the user can solve, why the user wants to solve that problem, and a summary of the outcome
  • There's an example setup with a tenant who can access two leaves and one tenant who can access one leaf
  • Provides a complete list of prerequisites:
    • what state does the cluster need to be in?
    • do I need to have set anything up outside the cluster?
    • is this guide for a development environment? or do i need a "real" env with network/dns/routing etc?
  • An intuitive journey through the steps
  • Yaml/command output is collapsed to avoid saturating the page
  • Screenshots with readable text, if applicable
  • Every copy-pastable command is tested
  • An example repository that shows the completed solution, which users can easily clone and apply to their cluster if they want
@Callisto13 Callisto13 added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Mar 13, 2023
@lasomethingsomething lasomethingsomething added the user-guide Improvements to docs at https://docs.gitops.weave.works/ label May 24, 2023
@lasomethingsomething lasomethingsomething changed the title docs: Write guide for simple multi-cluster repo structure Write guide for simple multi-cluster repo structure May 24, 2023
@lasomethingsomething lasomethingsomething changed the title Write guide for simple multi-cluster repo structure Write guide for simple and semi-complex multi-cluster repo structures May 24, 2023
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