[v8] Convert the Trusted Clusters guide to a tutorial #13251
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Backports #10708
See #10633
box so it can be invisible for Cloud users. In Cloud, Nodes
must connect via Node Tunneling.
via Tabs
and Cloud users
section
Respond to PR feedback
Address PR feedback
Turn the Trusted Clusters guide into a tutorial
See: #11841
The Trusted Clusters guide is organized as a conceptual introduction,
with configuration/command snippets used as illustrations. To make this
guide easier to follow, I have structured it as a step-by-step tutorial
where a user should be able to copy each command/config snippet on
their own environment, establish trust between clusters, and connect to
a remote Node.
Some more specific changes:
Remove Details box re: Node Tunneling: This isn't strictly relevant
to Trusted Clusters, so removing it shortens and simplifies what is
quite a long guide.
Make "How Trusted Clusters work" more concise and add the information
to the introduction.
Move long explanatory passages into Details boxes. Eventually, it
would be great to split this guide into multiple guides that explain
different topics in more depth (e.g., a section of the docs devoted
to Trusted Clusters). For now, this is the quickest way to organize
conceptual information without detracting from the tutorial structure.