Improve Kubernetes agent documentation
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- unified examples to
gitlab-kubernetes-agent
as all examples where a mix ofgitlab-kubernetes-agent
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- added
# - grpc://host.docker.internal:5005 # use this when connecting from within Docker e.g. from kind
to existing examples - added
# - wss://kas.gitlab.com
to existing examples - added section how to remove the agent
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Hi @marcia, please review this documentation Merge Request.
added documentation twtriaged labels
added devopsconfigure [DEPRECATED] label
- Resolved by Philip Welz
Context: We tried the Kubernetes agent this week and encountered some blockers which we debugged and resolved in the live stream. Collected details and recording in https://everyonecancontribute.com/post/2021-04-28-cafe-27-gitlab-kubernetes-agent-gitops/
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- 63d2fb56 - remove list Note for GraphQL and add new Note msg
- Resolved by Philip Welz
@marcia Content-wise the changes are OK. I don't know if there is any stylistic or other element you would like to ignore. The "Remove the GitLab Kubernetes Agent" section is valuable on its own too.
assigned to @marcia
- Resolved by Philip Welz
- Resolved by Philip Welz
- Resolved by Philip Welz
- Resolved by Philip Welz
- Resolved by Philip Welz
- Resolved by Philip Welz