docs: reorder k8s-reporter Karpenter guidance to lead with pinning#299
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Regenerate the k8s_reporter reference from chart 2.3.1: node-group pinning is now the recommended fix and widening the report interval is a caveated last resort. Frequent snapshots are how Kosli surfaces drift quickly, so slowing the reporter down trades away detection speed. Refs kosli-dev/cli#987 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude finished @AlexKantor87's task in 55s —— View job PR Review: Reorder Karpenter guidance
Review findingsScope: Diátaxis classification: Reference page (Helm chart). The Karpenter section is a how-to embedded in the reference, which is appropriate here since it's operationally coupled to chart values. CriticalNone. Improvement
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Summary
Overall: Clean, well-motivated reorder. The change correctly promotes the options that preserve reporting cadence (node-group pinning and out-of-cluster) above the option that sacrifices it (wider interval). All internal links resolve ( |
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What
Reorders the "Running on EKS with Karpenter" section on the k8s-reporter reference so node-group pinning leads and widening the report interval is a caveated last resort. Regenerated from k8s-reporter chart 2.3.1 (kosli-dev/cli#987).
Why
Widening the reporter interval to avoid Karpenter consolidation trades away detection speed, and frequent snapshots are how Kosli surfaces drift or an unauthorized change quickly. Pinning the reporter to a stable node group (or running it out-of-cluster) keeps the cadence, so those are now the headline options and widening is framed as a last resort.
Note
This page is generated from the chart's Mintlify template, so it was regenerated rather than hand-edited; the source change is in kosli-dev/cli#987.
mint broken-linkspasses for this page (the one unrelated pre-existing broken link,/getting_started/service-accountsinworking_with_controls.mdx, is untouched).Refs kosli-dev/cli#987
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