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| # Kubernetes MCP Server Helm Values for KCP | |||
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| # Kubernetes MCP Server Helm Values for KCP | |
| # Kubernetes MCP Server Helm Values for kcp |
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| kubectl apply -f keycloak-db-secret.yaml |
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Instead of a fixed file a create secret command with --from-literal values instead?
Same in postgres-cluster. I think that's clearer and nicer for users going through the docs and we won't run into the possibility of some codescanning recognizing that as secrets.
| These assets are referenced by the production deployment documentation in `docs/content/setup/production/`. | ||
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| Each deployment type (dekker, vespucci, comer) has its own subdirectory with complete configuration files and deployment manifests. | ||
| Each deployment type (dekker, vespucci, comer, zheng) has its own subdirectory with complete configuration files and deployment manifests. |
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I think we can scrap or shorten listing the types, if we add more it will get very long.
| Each deployment type (dekker, vespucci, comer, zheng) has its own subdirectory with complete configuration files and deployment manifests. | |
| Each deployment type (dekker, vespucci, ...) has its own subdirectory with complete configuration files and deployment manifests. |
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