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This is unreleased documentation for Runtime Enforcer 0.11-dev. |
Documentation organization
The Kubewarden Runtime Enforcer documentation has these parts:
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Introduction: what Runtime Enforcer is.
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Quick start: install Runtime Enforcer and walk through the learn, monitor, and protect workflow.
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Tutorials: how to verify the signatures of the release.
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Explanations: the learn, monitor, and protect phases, and how the components are built.
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How-tos: tasks for the operator and the contributor, such as the learning configuration, the
kubectlplugin, troubleshooting, and the build and development environment. -
Reference: the kernel and runtime requirements, the known limitations, the custom resource definitions, the
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For who?: the people who use Runtime Enforcer.
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Use cases: what each persona does with it.
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Organization: this page.
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Glossary: the terms used in these pages.
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Security disclosure: how to report a vulnerability.
Most of the content is in the Tutorials, Explanations, How-tos, and Reference sections. The sections can overlap. The Runtime Enforcer project follows the Diátaxis documentation framework where it can.
Navigation
The menu on the left shows your position in the documentation. The menu on the right lists the sections of the current page. A breadcrumb trail at the top of the page shows the path to the current page.
Other resources
The project also maintains:
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The RFCs that describe the design decisions of Runtime Enforcer.
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The source repository of Runtime Enforcer.
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The community repository of the Kubewarden project, with its governance and security policy.