feature/add-spread-doc #97
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WalkthroughA new markdown document has been added detailing the configuration of the Kubernetes scheduler. The document provides instructions for labeling nodes, configuring the PodTopologySpread feature, and includes modifications for Talm installations by updating the YAML configuration in a helper template file. Changes
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participant Developer
participant Talm
participant Scheduler
Developer->>Talm: Provide updated YAML (with KubeSchedulerConfiguration and PodTopologySpread)
Talm->>Developer: Template configuration
Talm->>Scheduler: Apply configuration changes
Scheduler-->>Talm: Acknowledge update
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content/en/docs/stretched/kubeSchedulerConfiguration.md (2)
14-17: Enhance URL Formatting.Line 16 uses a bare URL which may trigger markdown linter warnings (MD034). It is suggested to convert it into a markdown link for better readability, for example:
[Topology Spread Constraints](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/topology-spread-constraints/#cluster-level-default-constraints)🧰 Tools
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16-16: Bare URL used
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21-38: YAML Scheduler Configuration Clarity.The YAML snippet clearly demonstrates how to configure the Kubernetes scheduler with the
PodTopologySpreadplugin. Note that the ellipsis (...on line 23) appears to indicate omitted configuration details—ensure that in the final documentation, users understand whether this is a placeholder or needs to be replaced with actual configuration directives.
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content/en/docs/stretched/kubeSchedulerConfiguration.md (4)
1-7: Front Matter Verification.The front matter is well-structured with necessary metadata fields (title, linkTitle, description, weight). This section clearly sets up the page’s context and ordering.
8-12: Node Labeling Instructions.The "Label nodes" section provides a clear code block illustrating how to label a node using the
kubectlcommand. Consider clarifying that<nodename>is a placeholder for the actual node name to avoid confusion.
18-20: Talm Installation Guidance.The instructions for Talm installation are concise and refer to the relevant template (
templates/_helpers.tpl). For further clarity, you might consider adding a brief note on what changes are expected in that template, if necessary.
40-45: Application Commands Verification.The block showing how to apply changes using Talm commands is clear and informative. Verify that the commands align with the current deployment procedures, especially regarding the file paths (e.g.,
nodes/node1.yaml).
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