remove legacy kubeflow operator docs #3545
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Signed-off-by: Mathew Wicks <[email protected]>
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@jbottum @zijianjoy @james-jwu I think this is important to remove from the website. I am trying to close out #3074 to make the website actually clear about how to get Kubeflow installed (especially with all the new eyes about to look after the CNCF adoption). |
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@zijianjoy can you also approve this one, because having these old docs for an unsupported distribution really sends a bad message. |
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@zijianjoy also, can we please archive the |
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LGTM |
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@zijianjoy this is now the last remaining section of distribution docs on the website. As the "kubeflow operator" is no longer maintained, and is incredibly out of date (it has not been updated since Kubeflow 1.2), I think we can safely merge this PR! PS: once we merge this, I will raise a final PR to remove and redirect the old |
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@animeshsingh @Tomcli Please comment on this PR to remove the legacy kubeflow operator docs. Since we have stopped development/maintenance to this project, can we remove the documentation? |
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Yes this document is safe to remove. /lgtm |
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Thank you @Tomcli for confirming. /lgtm |
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This PR removes the "kubeflow operator" docs from the website as part of #3074
However, even separate from #3074, it also reflects the reality that this is no longer a supported method of installing Kubeflow (the latest supported version is Kubeflow 1.2, from all the way back in November 2020.