[docs] Review the tenant Kubernetes cluster docs - #969
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WalkthroughThe README.md for the Managed Kubernetes Service in the Cozystack app was extensively rewritten and expanded. The update introduces detailed explanations of service architecture, usage instructions, configuration options, and resource references, transforming the document into a comprehensive guide for users of the managed Kubernetes offering. Additionally, the Kubernetes app's JSON schema and values.yaml were refined to clarify resource configuration options and improve documentation consistency. Changes
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3-12: Consolidate introduction for clarity and conciseness
The new "Managed Kubernetes in Cozystack" section is informative but could be more concise and cohesive. Consider tightening the first sentence to focus on the recommendation and reduce repetition of "deploy". For example:- Whenever you want to deploy a custom containerized application in Cozystack, it's best to deploy it to a managed Kubernetes cluster. + For custom containerized applications in Cozystack, we recommend using a tenant-managed Kubernetes cluster.This removes redundancy and improves readability.
14-24: Improve readability by using a bulleted list
The "Why Use a Managed Kubernetes Cluster?" section currently presents multiple benefits in paragraph form. Converting each point into a bullet list will help readers scan quickly:## Why Use a Managed Kubernetes Cluster? - Industry-standard API with YAML-based configuration for easy onboarding. - Reconciliation-based continuous recovery for robust fault handling. - Seamless horizontal scaling across servers. - Eliminates the need for custom orchestration code.This layout enhances skimmability.
26-36: Rename heading to follow common docs conventions
The section title "## Starting Work" is unconventional. Renaming it to "## Getting Started" aligns with standard documentation patterns and matches other Cozystack guides.
38-47: Ensure consistent markdown nesting for kubeconfig options
The kubeconfig bullets mix single- and multi-line entries without uniform line breaks. Use two spaces () at the end of lines to enforce line breaks under each bullet, for example:- `admin.conf` — Standard kubeconfig for accessing your cluster. You can create additional Kubernetes users using this configuration. - `admin.svc` — Same token as `admin.conf`, but with the internal API server address. Use this for in-cluster applications that require API access.This guarantees clean rendering across markdown viewers.
48-79: Convert raw URLs into descriptive links
The Implementation Details section contains many raw URLs. For better readability, replace them with inline link text, e.g.:- **Kamaji Control Plane**: [Kamaji](https://kamaji.clastix.io/) facilitates... - **Etcd Cluster**: Managed by Ænix's [etcd-operator](https://github.com/aenix-io/etcd-operator).Descriptive links improve scannability and accessibility.
80-92: Optimize table column width for readability
The "Common Parameters" table has a very wide Description column. Consider abbreviating or breaking descriptions into multiple lines to prevent wrapping issues on narrow screens, for example:| Name | Description | Default Value | |-------------------------|-------------------------------------------|---------------| | `host` | External hostname (tenant subdomain) | `""` | | `controlPlane.replicas` | Number of control-plane replicas | `2` | | `storageClass` | StorageClass for user data | `replicated` |This keeps the table neat and avoids horizontal scrolling.
94-111: Standardize addon parameter naming and order
In the "Cluster Addons" section, parameter keys use dot notation (addons.certManager) but descriptions vary. Ensure all addon fields follow the same naming convention and consider alphabetizing or grouping by function to help users locate settings more quickly.
112-129: Elevate production recommendations with a callout
The note on production best practices is currently in the main table footnote. To draw more attention, wrap it in a callout block, e.g.:Note: In production environments, explicitly set
resourcesfor each component rather than relying solely on presets.
This makes the recommendation stand out.
130-186: Break the long instanceType table into manageable sections
The Resources Reference table is comprehensive but very long. Improve navigability by splitting it into per-series sub-tables or wrapping each series in collapsible<details>blocks:<details> <summary>CX Series</summary> | Name | vCPUs | Memory | |---------------|-------|--------| | `cx1.large` | 2 | 4Gi | | … | … | … | </details>This lets users expand only the series they need.
187-295: Unify series section formatting and parallelize descriptions
The instance series sections (U, O, CX, M, RT) currently mix heading styles (:vs no colon) and description formats. For consistency:
- Use a uniform heading style (
### U Series (Universal)).- Rename subheadings to
#### Characteristics.- Maintain parallel sentence structure across series.
- Consider adding a summary table mapping series to primary use cases.
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5-9: Suggest clarifying thehostdescription.The current text is clear but could explicitly show the default subdomain pattern.
- "description": "The hostname used to access the Kubernetes cluster externally. Defaults to using the cluster name as a subdomain for the tenant host.", + "description": "Hostname to access the Kubernetes cluster externally. Defaults to `<cluster-name>.<tenant-host>` when empty.",
21-25: RefineapiServer.resourcesdescription.Consider specifying that this object defines CPU/memory requests and limits for the API server:
- "description": "Resources, explicit value", + "description": "Explicit CPU/memory resource requests and limits for the API server.",
46-50: RefinecontrollerManager.resourcesdescription.As with the API server, it’s helpful to call out CPU/memory semantics:
- "description": "Resources, explicit value", + "description": "Explicit CPU/memory resource requests and limits for the controller manager.",
71-75: Refinescheduler.resourcesdescription.To be consistent, specify resource semantics for the scheduler:
- "description": "Resources, explicit value", + "description": "Explicit CPU/memory resource requests and limits for the scheduler.",
99-103: Refinekonnectivity.server.resourcesdescription.Similarly, clarify CPU/memory semantics for the Konnectivity server:
- "description": "Resources, explicit value", + "description": "Explicit CPU/memory resource requests and limits for the Konnectivity server.",
136-140: NitpickcertManager.enabledwording.Recommend using “cert-manager” lowercase and combining clauses:
- "description": "Enable the Cert-manager: automatically creates and manages SSL/TLS certificates.", + "description": "Enable cert-manager, which automatically creates and manages SSL/TLS certificates.",
171-175: ImproveingressNginx.enabledwording.“Expect nodes with…” can be misread. Suggest:
- "description": "Enable the Ingress-NGINX controller (expect nodes with 'ingress-nginx' role).", + "description": "Enable the Ingress-NGINX controller (requires nodes labeled with the 'ingress-nginx' role).",
181-185: Clarifyhostsdescription.“upper cluster” is vague—consider:
- "description": "List of domain names that should be passed through to the cluster by the upper cluster.", + "description": "List of domain names that the parent cluster should route to this tenant cluster.",
222-226: Suggest refiningmonitoringAgents.enableddescription.The current text is long and conditional—split for clarity:
- "description": "Enable Monitoring Agents (fluentbit, vmagents for sending logs and metrics to storage) if tenant monitoring enabled, send to tenant storage, else to root storage.", + "description": "Enable monitoring agents (Fluent Bit and VMAgents) to send logs and metrics. " + + "If tenant monitoring is enabled, data is sent to tenant storage; otherwise, it goes to root storage.",
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13-17: Approve controlPlanereplicasdescription.The description “Number of replicas for Kubernetes control-plane components.” is concise and accurate.
26-30: ApproveapiServer.resourcesPresetdescription.The guidance “Use a common resources preset when
resourcesis not set explicitly.” is clear and matches intended behavior.
125-129: ApprovestorageClassdescription.“StorageClass used to store user data.” is concise and self-explanatory.
161-165: ApprovegatewayAPI.enableddescription.“Enable the Gateway API” is clear and matches the feature name.
192-196: ApprovegpuOperator.enableddescription.“Enable the GPU-operator” is accurate and concise.
207-211: Approvefluxcd.enableddescription.“Enable FluxCD” directly reflects the feature.
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223-250:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in “emulation.”
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3-12: Refine introductory section for clarity and conciseness.The opening paragraphs repeat “Cozystack” and “managed Kubernetes cluster” several times and read a bit wordy. Consider merging lines 5–6 and 7–9 into a single concise paragraph, and replace “Whenever you want to deploy…” with “To deploy…”.
14-23: Simplify “Why Use a Managed Kubernetes Cluster?” section.This reads like a continuous prose list. Converting the key benefits into a bulleted list (e.g., unified API via YAML, self-healing through reconciliation, seamless scaling) would improve skimmability.
26-36: Clarify substitution placeholders in the example.The
kubectl get secretsnippet uses<name>and<clusterName>without explanation. Add a note, for example:Replace
<name>with your tenant’s name and<clusterName>with your cluster’s identifier.Also mention that
kubectlmust be installed and pointed at the management cluster.
38-47: Unify bullet list punctuation and formatting.The kubeconfig options list inconsistently uses trailing periods. For uniformity:
- End every bullet with a period.
- Wrap descriptions at the same column width.
48-67: Standardize nested list indentation.In “Implementation Details,” some sub-bullets (e.g., Kamaji pod components) use different indent levels. Align all nested lists at 2 or 4 spaces to ensure consistent rendering in Markdown.
68-79: Convert raw URLs into inline Markdown links.The reference section lists plain URLs. Improve readability by using link text, e.g.:
[Kamaji Control Plane](https://kamaji.clastix.io)[KubeVirt CSI Driver](https://github.com/kubevirt/csi-driver)
82-90: Rename “Value” column to “Default” in parameters table.To align with Helm chart conventions, rename the “Value” column header to “Default.”
93-109: Shorten verbose addon description.The description for
addons.monitoringAgents.enabledspans multiple lines. Consider condensing it, for example:Enable monitoring agents (fluentbit, vmagents).
When tenant monitoring is enabled, data goes to tenant storage; otherwise, root storage.
112-122: Split or simplify the control-plane resource table.With five columns, this table becomes very wide. Options:
- Break into two tables (one for
resources, one forresourcesPreset).- Add explicit line breaks in cells.
134-184: Consider offloading the large instance-type table.Embedding all instance types here makes the README lengthy. You might:
- Link to a dedicated “Instance Types” reference page.
- Show only key types and reference the full list externally.
196-204: Ensure consistent heading levels for series.The “U Series Characteristics” uses
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205-222: DRY up O Series relative to U Series.Much of the O Series description repeats the U Series. Consider referencing the U Series for shared behaviors and only listing overcommit-specific differences.
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252-269: Standardize bullet style in M Series.The M Series characteristics mix fragments and full sentences. Choose one style:
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- Full sentences ending with periods.
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270-292: Clarify the “Oslat” reference.“RealTime applications, like Oslat” may not be widely known. Add a link or brief description of Oslat so readers understand the example.
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3-12: Simplify introductory phrasing for clarity
Consider removing redundancy in “custom containerized application” and standardizing “Kubernetes-as-a-service” hyphenation. A more concise intro improves readability.
14-22: Consider bulletizing the benefits for scannability
The “Why Use a Managed Kubernetes Cluster?” section is currently prose-heavy. Converting key points (industry standard API, reconciliation, scaling, no custom code) into bullets will help users skim and grasp benefits faster.
38-47: Ensure consistent formatting of kubeconfig option list
The indentation and backtick usage varies between list items. Standardize to one style (e.g., single spaces and backticks around filenames) to maintain visual consistency.
48-66: Standardize punctuation and indentation in Implementation Details
Some bullets under “Implementation Details” end with a period while others do not. Align all items—either remove terminal periods or add them uniformly—and ensure sub-bullet indentation is consistent.
82-90: Code-format placeholder values and unify naming
In thehostdescription, wrap<cluster-name>.<tenant-host>in backticks for clarity. Also decide betweencontrolPlane(camelCase) and “control-plane” (kebab-case) and use consistently across docs and schema.
93-109: Break out Cluster Addons table for readability
The addons table is very long and dense. Consider splitting into per-addon sub-tables or grouping by category (e.g., ingress, monitoring) so readers can find relevant entries more quickly.
112-122: Mentionresourcesoverride in table header
Since explicitresourcestake precedence over presets (noted later in line 138), adding a footnote or inline parenthetical in this table will reduce confusion and the need to cross-reference.
136-138: Evaluate ordering ofresourcesPresetvalues
The allowed presets list could be sorted alphabetically or grouped by size for faster lookup (e.g.,none,nano,micro, …).
207-303: Consistent heading hierarchy & bullet punctuation for series sections
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26-36: Validatekubectl get secretcommand syntax
The nested single quotes in the go-template may break in certain shells. Please verify this exact command works cross-shell, or consider switching to--template="{{ … }}"or escaping quotes for robustness.
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70-78: Unify link formatting in reference list.
The list mixes descriptive link text (e.g., "Kamaji Control Plane") with raw URLs (github.com/...). Convert all links to descriptive Markdown links for consistency.
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28-29: Refine phrasing for consistency.
Consider changing "via UI or akubectlrequest" to "via the UI or akubectlrequest" for clarity.
34-37: Kubectl command is complex; consider simplification.
You might offer a simpler alias or reference a script snippet to avoid long inline go-templates, or wrap the command in a reusable script.
68-68: Reference introduction is clear.
You may also consider rewording to "See the component references below:" for brevity.
93-109: Cluster Addons table is comprehensive.
Consider alphabetizing addon entries or grouping by core vs optional for easier scanning.
143-195: Instance types table is very long.
To improve maintainability, consider moving this to a separate reference document or collapsing non-essential entries with a "show more" link.
281-287: RT Series: consider spelling consistency.
The heading uses "RealTime" but the section text uses "realtime". For consistency, use either "Real-Time" or "Realtime" uniformly.
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3-3: Heading is clear and appropriate.
The H2 title accurately introduces the section.
5-9: Introductory paragraph is concise and clear.
Clearly explains the purpose and naming of tenant clusters versus the management cluster.
11-12: Control-plane and worker node distinction is well explained.
This succinctly summarizes architecture roles.
14-14: Section heading is descriptive.
"Why Use a Managed Kubernetes Cluster?" aptly introduces the benefits.
16-17: Benefit explanation reads well.
Good description of API standardization and team productivity gains.
19-22: Additional benefits are well articulated.
The points on reconciliation and scaling are clear.
24-24: Service overview sentence is impactful.
Summarizes the offering effectively.
31-32: Step-by-step instructions are clear.
Good use of bullet format and bold for "Secrets".
38-38: Section introduction is clear.
Sets up the following list of kubeconfig options well.
40-47: Kubeconfig option descriptions are comprehensive.
Clear differentiation between admin vs super-admin and external vs internal addresses.
48-52: Implementation Details section is well structured.
The intro effectively transitions to component breakdown.
53-57: Kamaji Control Plane bullet is informative.
Link to Kamaji is useful.
58-60: Etcd cluster bullet is concise.
The link to the etcd-operator helps readers find resources.
61-63: Worker Nodes bullet is clear.
Explains VM-based nodes well.
64-65: Cluster API bullet is accurate.
Good reference to the Cluster API project.
66-67: Architecture summary is succinct.
Nicely closes the implementation overview.
82-82: Common Parameters heading is clear.
84-89: Common Parameters table looks correct.
113-122: Control Plane Configuration table is clear.
Good distinction between explicitresourcesandresourcesPreset.
124-125: Note about production usage is helpful.
126-134: Example YAML block is correctly formatted.
136-136: Allowed presets list is clear.
196-196: U Series heading is appropriate.
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Context: ... permitted to burst beyond this baseline, if excess compute resources are availabl...(IF_NO_COMMA)
216-223: O Series section is well described.
234-242: CX Series description is comprehensive.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~242-~242: Consider a more concise word here.
Context: ...given to the compute threads of the VM. In order to ensure this, some additional cores (dep...(IN_ORDER_TO_PREMIUM)
261-262: vCPU-to-Memory ratio note is accurate.
263-270: M Series section is clearly stated.
292-300: RT Series characteristics are well detailed.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~293-~293: Consider a more concise word here.
Context: ...are: - Hugepages - Hugepages are used in order to improve memory performance. - *Dedica...(IN_ORDER_TO_PREMIUM)
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Context: ...re exclusively assigned to every vCPU in order to provide fixed and high compute guarante...(IN_ORDER_TO_PREMIUM)
[style] ~299-~299: Consider a more concise word here.
Context: ...r threads are isolated from the vCPUs in order to reduce emaulation related impact on the...(IN_ORDER_TO_PREMIUM)
Specifically, update changes from - clickhouse: cozystack/cozystack#1059 - kafka: cozystack/cozystack#1040 - kubernetes: cozystack/cozystack#969 - tenant: cozystack/cozystack#980 - virtual-machine: cozystack/cozystack#996 - vm-instance: cozystack/cozystack#996 Signed-off-by: Nick Volynkin <nick.volynkin@gmail.com>
Specifically, update changes from - clickhouse: cozystack/cozystack#1059 - kafka: cozystack/cozystack#1040 - kubernetes: cozystack/cozystack#969 - tenant: cozystack/cozystack#980 - virtual-machine: cozystack/cozystack#996 - vm-instance: cozystack/cozystack#996 Signed-off-by: Nick Volynkin <nick.volynkin@gmail.com>
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