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feat: Deploy Eclipse Che on a virtual Kubernetes cluster
What does this pull request change?
Addition of Che in OIDC Unsupported Kubernetes
What issues does this pull request fix or reference?
https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/22845
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7.82
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- Any procedure:
- [ ] Successfully tested.
- Any page or link rename:
- [ ] The page contains a redirection for the previous URL.
- Propagate the URL change in:
- [ ] Dashboard default branding data
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@maheshrajrp Could you rebase the PR on the main brain ?
Workflow is failing because of an asciidoc missing attribute issue: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/attributes/unresolved-references/. I'll continue working on this tomorrow.
@maheshrajrp The installation guide is extremely long. Are all steps truly a part of virtual cluster installation? Can the procedure be split into multiple smaller ones? For example, keycloak installation and config seem to be a separate procedure that's a prerequisite for the virtual cluster installation itself.
hi @tolusha @deerskindoll @ibuziuk owing too much merge conflicts while rebasing, created a new PR, https://github.com/eclipse-che/che-docs/pull/2719
Workflow is failing because of an asciidoc missing attribute issue: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/attributes/unresolved-references/. I'll continue working on this tomorrow.
@maheshrajrp The installation guide is extremely long. Are all steps truly a part of virtual cluster installation? Can the procedure be split into multiple smaller ones? For example, keycloak installation and config seem to be a separate procedure that's a prerequisite for the virtual cluster installation itself.
agreed its long, but the majority of them are related to setting up specific to vClusters, it would hard to partition, it's similar to setting up "Che in Azure" long yes, but needed.