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Create PDF document with all instructions. #9

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rhuss opened this issue Feb 4, 2019 · 4 comments
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Create PDF document with all instructions. #9

rhuss opened this issue Feb 4, 2019 · 4 comments

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rhuss commented Feb 4, 2019

Add a kubernets-patterns-examples.adoc top-level document which includes the instructions from each pattern.
Also create a CircleCI job for creating the PDF (and maybe other formats). This PDF should be committed, too.

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mabulgu commented Aug 2, 2022

Hi @rhuss. Are you looking for sth like a cheatsheet? If so I can help you with creating it.

I am doing the same for Strimzi CLI:

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It uses asciidoctor-web-pdf. Our quarkus folks (I guess Alex) use the same for the quarkus cheatsheet. If you are interested, pls let me know.

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rhuss commented Aug 4, 2022

That cheat sheet looks great!

I thought more about a PDF with all the examples, though, with one chapter per pattern. Ideally would include the README.adoc from each directory and just combine them into a single document. Nothing fancy, just as a companion document to the book you could read in parallel. https://github.com/Mogztter/asciidoctor-web-pdf looks very good for this job; thanks for the reference!

If you still want to help here, that would be great ! btw, we are currently working on a second edition of Kubernetes Patterns, and might improve the examples, too.

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mabulgu commented Aug 8, 2022

I think I can create one as a prototype so that we can decide what to add (in terms of pdf styling) and then put it in the automation (this repo uses CircleCI I guess). I will be happy to help you with this.

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rhuss commented Aug 10, 2022

sounds great ! I don't mind what to use for the automation, we could also just use GitHub actions.

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