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Ocs 311 #12906
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@cooktheryan, PTAL?
@openshift/team-documentation PTAL? I know we're avoiding mixing modules with unmodularized content, but this might make more sense than copy/pasting the section. |
Remember that 3.10 needs this link:
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Thanks @kalexand-rh for the review |
@openshift/team-documentation, PTAL |
looks good....slight editorial suggestion to this text (take it or leave it assuming still accurate):
To: After tagging any resources, restart the master services on the master and restart the node service on all nodes. |
Thanks @mbearer! I think it's still accurate. @cooktheryan, are you up for one more edit-and-squash before I merge? |
@kalexand-rh ready to go |
Thanks @cooktheryan! I'll merge whenever Travis finishes. :) |
/cherrypick enterprise-3.10 |
/cherrypick enterprise-3.11 |
@kalexand-rh: new pull request created: #13014 In response to this:
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Addition of links for ocs deployment for the openshift providers that would benefit from having OCS deployed.
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