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Add Routing Traffic to Your Application Guide #991
Add Routing Traffic to Your Application Guide #991
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Paired with Kate on this. Added comments to other input.
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LGTM! 🎉
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LGTM, just two small suggestions.
Co-authored-by: Alan Dooley <[email protected]>
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Problem: As a potential user of NKG, I want a guide to help me understand how to host an application API with NKG so that I can easily understand how to start using NKG in my environment immediately.
Solution: Add a use case guide that describes how to route all traffic to a single application running in Kubernetes using NKG.
Testing: Ran through guide
This is meant to be the basic use case guide so we are intentionally not introducing every field and variation of the Gateway API. We want to give the users enough information to get started. Other use case guides will build on the information provided in this guide.
Closes #876
The diagrams are written using mermaid, but the GitHub mermaid integration is not working well with dark mode, so I added them as pngs. The mermaid source files are in the /docs/images/source directory. This will allow internal and external contributors to easily modify the diagrams.
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