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#1154 Update examples notebooks in line with Helm v3 #1188
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Signed-off-by: glindsell <[email protected]>
examples/seldon_core_setup.ipynb
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"!helm install seldon-core seldon-core-operator --repo https://storage.googleapis.com/seldon-charts --set usageMetrics.enabled=true --namespace seldon-system --set istio.enabled=true" |
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It seems that the Seldon Core installation command is setting --set istio.enabled=true
. Should we remove it to default to Ambassador?
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Have removed helm install command from setup notebook to reduce confusion so that docs are "single source of truth" for helm install
command
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Just to clarify, I think that if we have helm install seldon-core ...
without the --set istio.enabled=true
flag is probably alright as well. We use Ambassador for most examples, so it's probably good to default to it (instead of istio).
This is also a good solution though!
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Sure! I had only put the helm install...
command in there to show how to use the --set istio...
flag... but it seems that is confusing as it looks like I've put it in to show how to use the install command generally - so for that reason I think it's better to just take it out altogether and reference the install docs which shows how to use it in both instances.
…stall docs Signed-off-by: glindsell <[email protected]>
…stall docs Signed-off-by: glindsell <[email protected]>
…ldon-core into 1154-examples-helm3
Fri Dec 6 11:54:45 UTC 2019 impatient try |
Fri Dec 6 11:54:51 UTC 2019 impatient try |
@ryandawsonuk please take a look at changes discussed today re: bringing helm commands into setup notebook. |
/lgtm |
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#1154
Continues from #1187
Signed-off-by: glindsell [email protected]