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Expand documentation about our support charts #1891

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yuvipanda opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 1 comment
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Expand documentation about our support charts #1891

yuvipanda opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 1 comment

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yuvipanda commented Nov 9, 2022 •
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(child of #1890)

We currently have a bunch of 'support' charts (under helm-charts/support) that we install once on all clusters we maintain. We must document this better!

  • nginx-ingress
    • Why was this picked over other ingress providers?
  • cluster-autoscaler
    • why only for AWS?
  • prometheus
    • How to determine resources to give to this?
    • How to access from local machine?
    • Network topology - why is prometheus not exposed to the internet?
  • Grafana
    • Authentication
    • Where are the graph definitions stored?
  • nvidiaDevicePlugin (Document setting up GPUs on our clusters and access for our hubs #996)
  • cryptnono
    • What does it do?
  • Upgrading versions of these charts
  • Howto: Deploying these charts in a new cluster
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Per @sgibson91 in #1906 (comment), we should also document how to debug prometheus outages in more detail

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