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Summary of Changes
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This pull request synchronizes the latest kmeshctl command-line tool documentation from the upstream kmesh/docs/ctl directory. It introduces new markdown files that provide detailed usage, examples, and options for various kmeshctl commands, enhancing the clarity and completeness of the project's command-line interface guide.
Highlights
- New kmeshctl documentation: Added comprehensive documentation for the
kmeshctlcommand-line tool, detailing its main functions and various subcommands. - Authz eBPF program management: New documentation covers
kmeshctl authzcommands for enabling, disabling, and checking the status of xdp authz eBPF programs for Kmesh's authorization offloading. - Monitoring and Logging controls: Documentation for
kmeshctl monitoringandkmeshctl logcommands has been added, explaining how to control access logs, metrics, and logger levels for kmesh-daemon. - IPsec Secret Management: New
kmeshctl secretdocumentation provides guidance on creating, getting, and deleting IPsec keys and configuration data. - Waypoint Configuration Management: Detailed documentation for
kmeshctl waypointcommands is now available, covering how to apply, delete, generate, list, and check the status of waypoint configurations.
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Code Review
This pull request syncs the latest documentation for kmeshctl by adding a number of new markdown files. The new documentation provides a good overview of the various commands. My review includes a few suggestions to improve clarity and correctness, such as fixing a typo in a command example, clarifying ambiguous examples, and correcting minor grammatical issues. Overall, this is a great addition to the project's documentation.
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| # Enable/Disable Kmesh's accesslog: | ||
| kmeshctl monitoring <kmesh-daemon-pod> --accesslog enable/disable |
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The use of enable/disable in the example is ambiguous. It's better to provide separate, concrete examples for both enable and disable actions. This will make the documentation clearer for users. Please consider splitting this into two examples, one for enable and one for disable.
This comment applies to all similar examples in this file (lines 16, 19, 22, 26, 29, 32, 35).
| kmeshctl monitoring <kmesh-daemon-pod> --accesslog enable/disable | |
| kmeshctl monitoring <kmesh-daemon-pod> --accesslog enable |
| # Enable/Disable Kmesh's accesslog: | ||
| kmeshctl monitoring <kmesh-daemon-pod> --accesslog enable/disable | ||
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| # Enable/Disable services' metrics and accesslog generated from bpf: |
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There's a grammatical error here. The apostrophe in services' is incorrect for a plural noun. It should be service metrics or metrics for services.
This issue is also present on lines 34 and 42.
| # Enable/Disable services' metrics and accesslog generated from bpf: | |
| # Enable/Disable service metrics and accesslog generated from bpf: |
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| # Use kmeshctl secret to manage secret configuration data for IPsec: | ||
| kmeshctl secret create or kmeshctl secret create --key=$(echo -n "{36-character user-defined key here}" | xxd -p -c 64) |
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The use of or in the example command is confusing and makes the command invalid. To show alternative commands, please place them on separate lines. For example:
kmeshctl secret create
kmeshctl secret create --key=$(echo -n "{36-character user-defined key here}" | xxd -p -c 64)| kmeshctl secret create or kmeshctl secret create --key=$(echo -n "{36-character user-defined key here}" | xxd -p -c 64) | |
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| kmeshctl waypoint apply --namespace default --wait | ||
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| # Apply a waypoint to a specific pod | ||
| kmesh waypoint apply -n default --name reviews-v2-pod-waypoint --for workload |
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There is a typo in the command. kmesh should be kmeshctl.
| kmesh waypoint apply -n default --name reviews-v2-pod-waypoint --for workload | |
| kmeshctl waypoint apply -n default --name reviews-v2-pod-waypoint --for workload |
This PR syncs the latest changes from kmesh/docs/ctl.
Triggered by commit: fa9c94769c271de1436dccf450e2b549f3bc0b4a
Please review and merge.