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Add incr logging step to rails config

Justin Farmiloe requested to merge docs-jfarmiloe-ref-arch-incr-logging into master

What does this MR do?

In response to issues encountered during a customer upgrade, the suggestion was made to highlight the requirement to enable incremental logging if an NFS share isn't used to share job log temporary files between rails nodes, in the Configure GitLab Rails sections of the reference architecture docs.

This MR adds a step to each multi-node reference architecture doc linking to the incremental logging section.

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Edited by Justin Farmiloe

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