Merge pull request #8 from joshuacox/v1.9.3

Cutting 1.9.3 in prep for 1.9.4

README.md

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 Build, provision, initialize, add common components, and tear down a cluster PDQ.
 
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 There is an example csv file in this repo which shows how to compose this file
 
-### Debugging
+### [Debugging](./docs/debug.md)
 
-First start by adding a few -vvv to the command to bump up the verbosity e.g.
+First try `kubash COMMAND --help`
 
-```
-kubash -vvvvv init
-```
-
-or
-
-```
-kubash --verbosity 22 init
-```
-
-Alternatively there is an environment variable `VERBOSITY`
-
-```
-export VERBOSITY=25
-kubash init
-```
-
-And you can also add a debug flag:
-
-```
-kubash --debug --verbosity 100 init
-```
+See the [debugging](./docs/debug.md) page for more
 
-try `kubash COMMAND --help`
-
-### Interactive Mode
+### [Interactive Mode](./docs/interactive.md)
 
 `kubash` --  alone will invoke an interactive shell (or if you prefer
 `kubash interactive`)
 
-```
-### Kubash, by Josh Cox
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Interactive Kubash Shell Enter 'help' for help, or 'quit' to quit
-working with the default kubash cluster, or set with 'clustername'
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-K8$ 
-```
-
-At this prompt you can invoke all the kubash commands in a read loop,
-this can eliminate alot of typing while interacting with a cluster.
-There are a few special commands that you can invoke in the interactive
-shell.  `name EXAMPLE` will set the name of the cluster that you are
-interacting with.  `verbosity 10` will set the verbosity to 10. `v` will
-increment the verbosity up one.
+see the [Interactive Mode](./docs/interactive.md) documentation
 
 ### Parallel jobs
 

docs/debug.md

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+### Debugging
+
+First start by adding a few -vvv to the command to bump up the verbosity e.g.
+
+```
+kubash -vvvvv init
+```
+
+or
+
+```
+kubash --verbosity 22 init
+```
+
+Alternatively there is an environment variable `VERBOSITY`
+
+```
+export VERBOSITY=25
+kubash init
+```
+
+And you can also add a debug flag:
+
+```
+kubash --debug --verbosity 100 init
+```
+
+try `kubash COMMAND --help`

docs/interactive.md

@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+### Interactive Mode
+
+`kubash` --  alone will invoke an interactive shell (or if you prefer
+`kubash interactive`)
+
+```
+### Kubash, by Josh Cox
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Interactive Kubash Shell Enter 'help' for help, or 'quit' to quit
+working with the default kubash cluster, or set with 'clustername'
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+K8$ 
+```
+
+At this prompt you can invoke all the kubash commands in a read loop,
+this can eliminate alot of typing while interacting with a cluster.
+There are a few special commands that you can invoke in the interactive
+shell.  `name EXAMPLE` will set the name of the cluster that you are
+interacting with.  `verbosity 10` will set the verbosity to 10. `v` will
+increment the verbosity up one.