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CONFIG.md

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-## About
-This file provides you with the detailed description of parameters listed in the config file, and explaining why they are used
-and when you are expected to provide or change them.
+# scrapyd-k8s configuration
 
-## Configuration file
+scrapyd-k8s is configured with the file `scrapyd_k8s.conf`. The file format is meant to
+stick to [scrapyd's configuration](https://scrapyd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config.html) where possible.
+
+## `[scrapyd]` section
 
 * `http_port`    - defaults to `6800` ([➽](https://scrapyd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config.html#http-port))
 * `bind_address` - defaults to `127.0.0.1` ([➽](https://scrapyd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config.html#bind-address))
@@ -14,25 +15,57 @@ and when you are expected to provide or change them.
 
 The Docker and Kubernetes launchers have their own additional options.
 
-## [scrapyd] section, reconnection_attempts, backoff_time, backoff_coefficient
+## project sections
+
+Each project you want to be able to run, gets its own section, prefixed with `project.`. For example,
+consider an `example` spider, this would be defined in a `[project.example]` section.
+
+* `repository` - container repository for the project, e.g. `ghcr.io/q-m/scrapyd-k8s-spider-example`
+
+## Docker
+
+This section describes Docker-specific options.
+See [`scrapyd_k8s.sample-docker.conf`](scrapyd_k8s.sample-docker.conf) for an example.
+
+* `[scrapyd]` `launcher` - set this to `scrapyd_k8s.launcher.Docker`
+* `[scrapyd]` `repository` - choose between `scrapyd_k8s.repository.Local` and `scrapyd_k8s.repository.Remote`
+
+TODO: explain `Local` and `Remote` repository, and how to use them
+
+## Kubernetes
+
+This section describes Kubernetes-specific options.
+See [`scrapyd_k8s.sample-k8s.conf`](scrapyd_k8s.sample-k8s.conf) for an example.
 
-### Context
-The Kubernetes event watcher is used in the code as part of the joblogs feature and is also utilized for limiting the 
-number of jobs running in parallel on the cluster. Both features are not enabled by default and can be activated if you 
+* `[scrapyd]` `launcher` - set this to `scrapyd_k8s.launcher.K8s`
+* `[scrapyd]` `repository` - set this to `scrapyd_k8s.repository.Remote`
+
+For Kubernetes, it is important to set resource limits.
+
+TODO: explain how to set limits, with default, project and spider specificity.
+
+
+### Kubernetes API interaction
+
+The Kubernetes event watcher is used in the code as part of the joblogs feature and is also utilized for limiting the
+number of jobs running in parallel on the cluster. Both features are not enabled by default and can be activated if you
 choose to use them.
 
-The event watcher establishes a connection to the Kubernetes API and receives a stream of events from it. However, the 
-nature of this long-lived connection is unstable; it can be interrupted by network issues, proxies configured to terminate 
-long-lived connections, and other factors. For this reason, a mechanism was implemented to re-establish the long-lived 
-connection to the Kubernetes API. To achieve this, three parameters were introduced: `reconnection_attempts`, 
+The event watcher establishes a connection to the Kubernetes API and receives a stream of events from it. However, the
+nature of this long-lived connection is unstable; it can be interrupted by network issues, proxies configured to terminate
+long-lived connections, and other factors. For this reason, a mechanism was implemented to re-establish the long-lived
+connection to the Kubernetes API. To achieve this, three parameters were introduced: `reconnection_attempts`,
 `backoff_time` and `backoff_coefficient`.
 
-### What are these parameters about?
-- `reconnection_attempts` - defines how many consecutive attempts will be made to reconnect if the connection fails;
-- `backoff_time` and `backoff_coefficient` - are used to gradually slow down each subsequent attempt to establish a 
-connection with the Kubernetes API, preventing the API from becoming overloaded with requests. The `backoff_time` increases 
-exponentially and is calculated as `backoff_time *= self.backoff_coefficient`.
+#### What are these parameters about?
+
+* `reconnection_attempts` - defines how many consecutive attempts will be made to reconnect if the connection fails;
+* `backoff_time`, `backoff_coefficient` - are used to gradually slow down each subsequent attempt to establish a
+  connection with the Kubernetes API, preventing the API from becoming overloaded with requests.
+  The `backoff_time` increases exponentially and is calculated as `backoff_time *= self.backoff_coefficient`.
+
+#### When do I need to change it in the config file?
+
+Default values for these parameters are provided in the code and are tuned to an "average" cluster setting. If your network
+requirements or other conditions are unusual, you may need to adjust these values to better suit your specific setup.
 
-### When do I need to change it in the config file?
-Default values for these parameters are provided in the code and are tuned to an "average" cluster setting. If your network 
-requirements or other conditions are unusual, you may need to adjust these values to better suit your specific setup.

README.md

@@ -240,8 +240,9 @@ If you want to delete a version, remove the corresponding Docker image from the
 Not supported, by design.
 If you want to delete a project, remove it from the configuration file.
 
-## Configuration file
-To read in detail about the config file, please, navigate to the  [Configuration Guide](CONFIG.md)
+## Configuration
+
+This is done in the file `scrapyd_k8s.conf`, the options are explained in the [Configuration Guide](CONFIG.md).
 
 ## License