Colony v0.2 - Adding Proxmox content #64
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| ## View in Proxmox | ||
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| If you navigate back to Proxmox you should see all of the VMs connected. To interact with the cluster you created, download the kubeconfig file. Export the variable and run |
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We should show the user how to downlaod a Kubeconfig file from Colony UI and set KUBECONFIG env var.
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Can you provide steps/screen capture for this process?
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Amen for the first part of your comment @muse-sisay but for the second part, there are so many ways to operate a Kubeconfig that unless we document them almost all it feels like it's more of a personal option, for example:
- Merging kubeconfigs into one macro
- Having the
--kubeconfig /path/to/kubeconfig - Having a unique file
- Having an environment variable
- Having an "agent"
Not sure if we want to document how to set all of those and mostly I say it because while setting the KUBECONFIG is straightforward, it may not work in environments where people already maintaining kubernetes (which is our target audience) might use other tools instead.
All that to say, I'm down to tell them how to download a Kubeconfig, not sure I would want to document how to plug that Kubeconfig to your kubectl CLI. I would probably just link this instead: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/ (it shows how to set the var, or if you use other tools, how to skew away).
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| ## Getting Started | ||
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| The steps here are optional, but we recommend completing these to create a Proxmox template VM that you can clone to for better performance and asset creation. |
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| The steps here are optional, but we recommend completing these to create a Proxmox template VM that you can clone to for better performance and asset creation. | |
| The steps here are optional, but we recommend completing these to create a Proxmox template VM that you can clone to quickly create virtual machines to experiment with. You can move on *add link here* if you have an existing virtual machine that you want to use as Laptop-0. |
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What link are you suggesting we add here?
| virt-customize -a debian-12-genericcloud-amd64-20241004-1890.qcow2 --copy-in ./kubectl:/usr/local/bin/ | ||
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| ### Resize config |
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| ### Resize config | |
| ### Finishing touches (? maybe) |
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I think finishing touches is vague. Normally I'd use a heading that says what we're doing, if it's more than resizing something like... Final config steps
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Muse Mulatu <[email protected]>
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