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jhkrug opened this issue Mar 20, 2025 · 3 comments
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Create a tutorial - A few scenarios using kwctl #571

jhkrug opened this issue Mar 20, 2025 · 3 comments
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jhkrug commented Mar 20, 2025

Take the current material from the kwctl repository and the common tasks section in the howto to (review/merge and) create a new tutorial section for kwctl with the title 'Using kwctl'

Show some examples of kwctl in use.

@jhkrug jhkrug changed the title Create a tutorial - A few scenarios using kwctl Create a tutorial - A few scenarios using kwctl Mar 20, 2025
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@jhkrug jhkrug moved this to Todo in Kubewarden Mar 21, 2025
@jhkrug jhkrug added the area/documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Mar 21, 2025
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Hi @jhkrug , Can you give me a feedback about this structure ?

kwctl Overview
├── Introduction
│   ├── Purpose of kwctl
│   ├── Who can use kwctl
│   ├── Key benefits
├── How kwctl Helps You
│   ├── As a Policy Author
│   ├── As a Cluster Administrator
│   ├── For Everyone
├── Basic Usage
│   ├── Listing installed policies
│   ├── Downloading policies (OCI, HTTP)
│   ├── Running policies locally with AdmissionReview requests
│   ├── Inspecting policy metadata
│   ├── Creating AdmissionReview requests
│   ├── Publishing policies to OCI registries
│   ├── Removing policies from local storage
│   ├── Generating Kubernetes manifests for policy enforcement
├── Advanced Features
│   ├── Annotating policies with metadata
│   ├── Fetching policy digests
│   ├── Verifying policies using Sigstore
│   ├── Shell auto-completion (bash, fish, zsh)
│   ├── Security verification (SBOM, provenance)
│   ├── Policy versioning and changelog

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jhkrug commented Mar 25, 2025

Looks great.

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