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docs to explain how the cluster-template can be edited #144
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This is nice, let's help customers.
I found a few typos. One other thing is that this doc is standalone. There is no link to it, so no hint from the main page that you can get there. Maybe put a link to it?
Currently, there is not even a main page. I see them as a notes at this point that I hope we will figure out how to make together with the team |
There is a section "Generate Your Cluster Yaml" on the README. A single line from that you can modify and generate your own and here is a link to a page describing how would do it. |
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Found one last type.
The workflow explained by cluster-api documentation and in our readme is the basic one. But you do not need to use the `clusterctl config cluster` command to get cluster spec you need to create your workload. You can write your own one or you can start from the template and modify it based on your need.
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The workflow explained by cluster-api documentation and in our readme is
the basic one.
But you do not need to use the
clusterctl config cluster
command toget cluster spec you need to create your workload.
You can write your own one or you can start from the template and modify
it based on your need.