OSDOCS-19483] Addresses comment made for OSDOCS 19483#111695
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SME approval: Ricardo Pchevuzinske Katz [8:48 AM] |
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| The difference between highly available and non-highly-available topologies is the minimum number of replicas: at least two on highly available clusters, and one on clusters that do not use a highly available topology. Either topology can scale a gateway deployment out to ten replicas. |
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Suggestion: Using at least might be redundant since you have already specified minimum number.
This is nitty nit. So all good to merge. :)
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Thanks! Will definitely consider this after dev review! :)
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| The difference between highly available and non-highly-available topologies is the minimum number of replicas: at least two on highly available clusters, and one on clusters that do not use a highly available topology. Either topology can scale a gateway deployment out to ten replicas. |
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Steve, if you mention either topology can scale to 10, then it will be not non ha (it will become redundant cluster). so better make similar to below.
The difference between high available and non-high-available topologies is the minimum number of replicas: at least two gateway instances on high available clusters(which can scale out to ten replicas), and only one gateway instance on the cluster that do not use a high available topology.
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Kindly make necessary changes
Just looking for a review. Do not merge. I will merge this PR.
Version(s):
4.22+
Issue:
https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSDOCS-19483
Link to docs preview:
https://111695--ocpdocs-pr.netlify.app/openshift-enterprise/latest/networking/ingress_load_balancing/configuring_ingress_cluster_traffic/ingress-gateway-api.html
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