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Contributing Guide
What You Can Help With
Currently, we accept contributions to the documentation of modules, specifically README.md files of each module. You can contribute in the following ways:
- Create a new Readme that is currently missing, add structure and write it in full or in part
- Add missing sections, paragraphs, and information to existing READMEs
- Correct typos and formatting issues
- Add/propose graphics to illustrate documentation
Getting Started
Swiss Army Kube documentation welcomes improvements from all contributors, new and experienced. Anyone can contribute to the github.com/provectus/swiss-army-kube
repository in the following formats:
- Open an issue about the documentation
- Propose a change with a pull request (PR)
- Propose minor text/formatting edits right on GitHub without cloning
All you need is being comfortable with Git and GitHub.
Contributing Issues
Find an issue to work on or create your own. If you are a new contributor take a look at issues marked with good first issue
.
Contributing Pull Requests (PRs)
Please check our guide on how to contribute to Swiss Army Kube with PRs:
Select a Module to Contribute
The list of all Swiss Army Kube modules below includes information on the current state of documentation for each Module. Please select a module to contribute:
- airflow (has short annotation)
- cicd (no Readme)
- ingress (empty Readme)
- nginx (has short annotation)
- alb-ingress (has short annotation)
- kubeflow (has Readme)
- sak_kustomize (has no Readme)
- kubernetes (has short annotation)
- logging (empty Readme)
- monitoring (empty Readme)
- prometheus (no Readme)
- network (empty Readme)
- rds (no Readme)
- scaling (no Readme)
- storage (no Readme)
- system (has short annotation)
Structure of a Module's README
Approximate structure of a README.md document:
- Module Description
- Implementation
- Usage
- Configuration
- Overrides
In some cases, modules won't need some of these sections or require additional ones. Change it according to a particular module.
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