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Document listenerClass usage in operators or global concepts page #393

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maltesander opened this issue Apr 24, 2023 · 5 comments
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@maltesander
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maltesander commented Apr 24, 2023

We currently do not document properly how our services are created.

After stackabletech/issues#360 we do not create NodePorts per default, this changes the way users interacted with our products (you explicitly have to set the listenerClass if you want a NodePort).

This should be fixed in each operator, or a global concepts page should be created and linked to in each operator.

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While we're at it we should look at the CRD level docs for the listenerClass as well as that doesn't seem to be entirely proper english.

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We should add the listenerClass: external-unstable in all getting started guides and examples as well. Otherwise you might install it but are not able to interact with the UI.

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Maybe already done: https://docs.stackable.tech/home/stable/concepts/service-exposition.html
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lfrancke commented Sep 5, 2023

Can this issue be closed?

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fhennig commented Sep 5, 2023

damnit! Yes, forgot it again ..

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