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… Guide The Self-Managed and Compute Plane products kept the pre-split flat layout: the GPU cluster registration flow was written six times, the Helmfile installation page doubled as the only environment-file reference, and section names did not follow the order in which users install the control plane, register a compute plane, and operate. Overview gains an Installation Guide that walks the journey and links into each product. A new unversioned Developer Guide product holds the architecture, local k3d flows, and fake GPU operator pages, sourced from docs/dev. Self-Managed is grouped into Install, Configure, Operate, and Reference; the Helmfile page covers the control plane only, its environment section becomes an Environment File Reference, the CSP example keeps only EKS deltas, and the two registry pages merge. Compute Plane is grouped into Register a GPU Cluster, Configure, Caches, Operate, and Reference; the setup landing page merges into the registration guide, NVCA troubleshooting moves here from Self-Managed, and the simulation cache external links collapse into one page. Cross-product links to pages that exist only in dev use an explicit /dev/ segment, because versionless product links resolve against the frozen default version. Old URLs redirect. Relates to #2022 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/compute-plane/cluster-management/self-managed.md`:
- Line 57: Update the GPU Operator prerequisite section near the manual
instance-configuration guidance to explicitly identify manual configuration as
an exception for cloud providers without GPU Operator support, and document the
prerequisites required for that path; otherwise clarify that GPU Operator
installation remains mandatory.
- Line 47: Update the Kubernetes compatibility statement in the
cluster-management documentation to link the NVCA support matrix as the
authoritative source for supported minor versions, and adjust the N through N-2
range if it does not match that matrix.
- Line 43: Remove the “NVCF API Key (NAK)” authentication row from the
self-managed flow documentation. Ensure the remaining authentication guidance
reflects PSAT for NVCA and does not describe ngcConfig.serviceKey or generated
pull-secret configuration as the agent authentication mechanism.
In `@docs/compute-plane/troubleshooting.md`:
- Around line 154-156: Update the destructive cleanup flow around the kubectl
pod deletion to require an explicit Kubernetes target via kubeconfig or context
arguments, then confirm the selected context before executing any delete
operation. Ensure the same target is used by all relevant kubectl and Helm
commands and abort when the target is missing or unconfirmed.
In `@docs/dev/fake-gpu-operator.md`:
- Around line 163-164: Update the link text in the bootstrap-process reference
to “Register a GPU Cluster” while preserving the existing target URL and
surrounding “Manual Cluster Registration” context.
In `@docs/self-managed/csp-end-to-end-example-installation.md`:
- Around line 24-28: Update the prerequisite section near the control-plane and
compute-plane setup to require a compute-plane revision matching the
nvcf-self-managed-stack bundle. Add the appropriate release or commit checkout
command alongside the existing git clone instructions, rather than leaving the
repository on its default branch.
In `@docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md`:
- Around line 183-186: Restore the global mapping in all listed environment
snippets: in docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md lines 183-186 nest
domain under global; lines 223-224 nest nodeSelectors under global; lines
278-280 nest helm.sources under global; and lines 289-292 nest image under
global, matching the full example’s structure.
In `@docs/self-managed/nvcf-ui.md`:
- Around line 47-48: Add namespace-specific commands for creating the nvcf-ui
image-pull secret in the referenced installation guidance, or update the link to
point to instructions that include them, ensuring private-registry UI
deployments avoid ImagePullBackOff.
In `@docs/self-managed/registries.md`:
- Line 575: Replace the invalid --kube-context option with --context in both
kubectl commands, preserving the existing KUBE_CONTEXT value and command
structure.
- Around line 574-577: Replace the broad pod-deletion command with a controlled
restart using kubectl rollout restart deployment/nvcf-api, or target a single
exact pod and wait for the rollout; do not delete all running API replicas via
the label and phase selectors.
- Around line 596-631: Update the “Rolling back” Helm instructions to avoid
persisting full values containing reversible registry credentials: use a 0600
temporary file with cleanup, or a minimal secret-free override with
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| | NVCF API Key (NAK) | Used by NVCA to authenticate with the control plane. See [API](/nvcf/overview/api) for details on API key generation. | |
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Remove the NAK authentication row from this self-managed flow. NVCA authenticates to the control plane with PSAT. The self-managed Helmfile disables generated pull-secret creation and uses global.imagePullSecrets; ngcConfig.serviceKey is not the agent authentication mechanism.
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| - The GPU cluster must run a compatible version of [Kubernetes](https://kubernetes.io/releases/). Supported versions are the latest Kubernetes minor release and the two prior minor releases (N-2). See the Kubernetes [version skew policy](https://kubernetes.io/releases/version-skew-policy/#supported-versions). |
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Link the NVCA compatibility source for Kubernetes. Line 47 presents the N through N-2 range as NVCA support, but both linked sources are Kubernetes references and do not define NVCA compatibility. Link the NVCA support matrix that defines the supported Kubernetes minor versions, or revise the range to match that source.
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| - The [NVIDIA GPU Operator](https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/gpu-operator/latest/getting-started.html) is installed on the GPU cluster. The GPU Operator manages the NVIDIA drivers, device plugin, and GPU feature discovery required for workload scheduling. For development or testing environments without physical GPUs, see [fake-gpu-operator](../fake-gpu-operator). | ||
| - The [NVIDIA GPU Operator](https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/gpu-operator/latest/getting-started.html) is installed on the GPU cluster. The GPU Operator manages the NVIDIA drivers, device plugin, and GPU feature discovery required for workload scheduling. For development or testing environments without physical GPUs, see [Fake GPU Operator](/nvcf/developer-guide/fake-gpu-operator). |
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Resolve the GPU Operator prerequisite contradiction.
Line 51 says manual instance configuration is possible when a cloud provider does not support the GPU Operator. Line 57 then says the GPU Operator must be installed. State whether manual configuration is an exception and document its required prerequisites. Otherwise, the fallback path cannot be followed.
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In `@docs/compute-plane/cluster-management/self-managed.md` at line 57, Update the
GPU Operator prerequisite section near the manual instance-configuration
guidance to explicitly identify manual configuration as an exception for cloud
providers without GPU Operator support, and document the prerequisites required
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| if ! $DRY_RUN; then | ||
| echo " Deleting all pods in nvcf-backend..." | ||
| kubectl delete pods -n nvcf-backend --all --force --grace-period=0 2>/dev/null || true |
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Require an explicit Kubernetes target before destructive cleanup.
The script uses the current kubectl and Helm contexts without requiring --kubeconfig, --context, or context confirmation. Running it with the wrong context can delete resources in another cluster. Add explicit target arguments and verify the selected context before any delete operation.
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In `@docs/compute-plane/troubleshooting.md` around lines 154 - 156, Update the
destructive cleanup flow around the kubectl pod deletion to require an explicit
Kubernetes target via kubeconfig or context arguments, then confirm the selected
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| For details on the bootstrap process, see [Self-Managed Clusters](/nvcf/compute-plane/register-gpu-cluster) (Manual Cluster | ||
| Registration). |
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Update the link text to match the renamed page.
The target is /nvcf/compute-plane/register-gpu-cluster, whose heading is now Register a GPU Cluster. The visible label Self-Managed Clusters is stale and can mislead readers. Use Register a GPU Cluster.
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| If using the full example above directly for EKS, replace `GATEWAY_ADDR` with the Gateway load balancer address from [Gateway quickstart](./gateway-routing.md#gateway-quickstart). | ||
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Restore the global mapping in all environment-file snippets. The full example establishes these settings under global, but the later snippets place them at the YAML root.
docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md#L183-L186: showglobal.domain.docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md#L223-L224: showglobal.nodeSelectors.docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md#L278-L280: showglobal.helm.sources.docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md#L289-L292: showglobal.image.
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In `@docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md` around lines 183 - 186, Restore
the global mapping in all listed environment snippets: in
docs/self-managed/environment-reference.md lines 183-186 nest domain under
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| [Vanity Gateway and NVCF UI addons](./helmfile-installation.md#vanity-gateway-and-nvcf-ui-addons) in the Helmfile | ||
| Installation guide for the exact commands. |
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Link to instructions that create the nvcf-ui pull secret.
The linked section has no image-pull-secret commands. A private-registry installation can leave the UI pods in ImagePullBackOff. Add the namespace-specific commands here or link to a section that contains them.
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| kubectl delete pod -n nvcf \ | ||
| --kube-context "${KUBE_CONTEXT}" \ | ||
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Do not delete every running API pod.
This selector matches all running API pods. In a multi-replica deployment, the command removes every replica at once and can interrupt the control plane. Use kubectl rollout restart deployment/nvcf-api or delete one exact pod, then wait for the rollout.
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pod-deletion command with a controlled restart using kubectl rollout restart
deployment/nvcf-api, or target a single exact pod and wait for the rollout; do
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Replace --kube-context with --context for kubectl.
--kube-context is not a kubectl option. Both kubectl commands will fail with an unknown-flag error. Use --context instead.
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| Use the nvcf-cli to create a function pointing at an image on the new registry: | ||
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Do not persist the full Helm values during rollback. api.accountBootstrap.registryCredentials[].secret.value contains reversible, base64-encoded registry credentials. For a release with registry credentials, the documented helm get values ... -o yaml > values.yaml command can write those credentials to a persistent local file. Use a 0600 temporary file and remove it after the upgrade, or use a minimal secret-free override with --reuse-values.
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In `@docs/self-managed/registries.md` around lines 596 - 631, Update the “Rolling
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--contextforkubectl.
kubectldoes not accept--kube-context. Both commands fail with an unknown-flag error. Keep--kube-contexton Helm commands, but change the twokubectlinvocations to--context.Also applies to: 580-580
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This selector matches all running API pods. In a multi-replica deployment, the command deletes every replica at once and can interrupt the control plane. Use
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CWE: CWE-922Do not persist the Helm values file with registry credentials.
The page configures credentials under
api.accountBootstrap.registryCredentials[].secret.value. This command can write those reversible credentials tovalues.yaml. A user or process with read access to the workspace, backups, or artifacts can recover them. Use a0600temporary file and remove it after the upgrade, or use a secret-free override with--reuse-values.<security_verification_receipt>
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In `@docs/self-managed/registries.md`:
- Line 575: Update both kubectl invocations in the documented command examples
to use the --context option instead of --kube-context, while preserving
--kube-context for Helm commands.
- Around line 574-577: Replace the broad running-pod deletion command with a
rollout restart targeting deployment/nvcf-api, or a command that selects and
deletes only one exact pod before waiting for rollout completion. Preserve the
existing KUBE_CONTEXT targeting and avoid deleting all API replicas
simultaneously.
- Line 617: Update the rollback command using helm get values so registry
credentials are not persisted in an unprotected values.yaml file. Use a
restrictive 0600 temporary file with cleanup after the upgrade, or replace the
export with a secret-free --reuse-values flow.
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Disable artifact validation for the custom registry.
The custom NAME and HOSTNAME entries use the default artifactValidation.enabled=true. Function creation therefore still checks for stored credentials and can return Missing CONTAINER registry credential. Add the disabled artifact-validation setting before documenting the 2xx result.
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--set-string "api.env.NVCF_REGISTRIES_RECOGNIZED_CONTAINER_${REG_KEY}_NAME=${REG_NAME}" \
- --set-string "api.env.NVCF_REGISTRIES_RECOGNIZED_CONTAINER_${REG_KEY}_HOSTNAME=${REG_HOSTNAME}"
+ --set-string "api.env.NVCF_REGISTRIES_RECOGNIZED_CONTAINER_${REG_KEY}_HOSTNAME=${REG_HOSTNAME}" \
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configuration in the documented procedure to set the registry’s
ARTIFACT_VALIDATION_ENABLED value to false before describing the successful 2xx
result, while preserving the existing NAME and HOSTNAME settings.
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Why
After #1998 each stack is its own Fern product, but the navigation inside Self-Managed and Compute Plane still mirrored the pre-split flat tree. A content inventory found:
make register-cluster, NVCA operator install) was written six times across Helmfile Installation Steps 7-8, the CSP example, the registration guide, Quickstart, and the local-development pages.helmfile-installation.md(about 6,300 words) was the only environment-file reference for the control plane and duplicated the NVCF UI and gateway pages.Plan and inventory: #2022.
What changed
Overview
Developer Guide (new unversioned product, slug
developer-guide)docs/dev/. The k3d flow pages moved fromdocs/overview/local-development/todocs/dev/local-development/; the two symlinks intodocs/devare removed.Self-Managed Stack
helmfile-installation.md: control plane only (6,348 to 3,603 words). Steps 7-8 replaced by a pointer to the registration guide; Step 2 shortened with the full content moved to a new Environment File Reference page; UI and vanity gateway subsections reduced to pointers.csp-end-to-end-example-installation.md: EKS-specific values kept as tables, shared steps link to the canonical pages (3,227 to 2,037 words).installation.md: install path chooser only (727 to 409 words).third-party-registries.mdandregistry-allowlist.mdmerged intoregistries.md.troubleshooting.mdmoved to a new Compute Plane troubleshooting page (4,608 to 3,187 words).Compute Plane Stack
cluster-management/index.mdmerged intocluster-management/self-managed.md, retitled "Register a GPU Cluster" (slugregister-gpu-cluster; file path unchanged because docs-version-sync writes into it).caches.mdandrunbooks/caches.md.Links and redirects
/nvcf/<product>/dev/<slug>; the convention is recorded indocs/AGENTS.md. The 1.0.0 compute-plane nav carries theregister-gpu-clusterslug so that link resolves in both versions.Review guide
Use the Fern preview link posted on this PR.
/nvcf/compute-plane/self-managed-clusters,/nvcf/compute-plane/gpu-cluster-setup,/nvcf/self-managed/third-party-registries,/nvcf/overview/local-development,/nvcf/compute-plane/fake-gpu-operator.Customer Release Notes
Documentation is regrouped by task: an Installation Guide walks from planning through operations, the Self-Managed and Compute Plane sections follow that order, and developer-only content moves to a separate Developer Guide.
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fern check: 0 errors (1 warning: redirect validation requiresfern login)../tools/ci/check-doc-version-sync: pass (generated blocks untouched;cluster-management/self-managed.mdandreference.mdkeep their paths and markers).Notes
/dev/cross-product links to Registries and Compute Plane Troubleshooting should drop the/dev/segment.References
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#1998. The 19 stale links to pages that moved to Overview are fixed separately in the stale-overview-links PR; this branch keeps them resolving through redirects.
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