initial gcp docs#993
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Pull request overview
Adds initial BYOL installation documentation for deploying Session Smart Router (SSR) in GCP, and updates navigation to surface the new GCP (and AWS BYOL) guides.
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sidebars.jsto include new BYOL install docs for AWS and add a new “Installing In GCP” section. - Add new GCP BYOL deployment guides for Conductor-managed and Mist-managed SSR.
- Add new AWS BYOL deployment guides for Conductor-managed and Mist-managed SSR, plus a small Azure wording correction.
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Copilot reviewed 4 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.
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| sidebars.js | Renames AWS BYOL doc IDs and adds a new GCP install category in the sidebar. |
| docs/intro_installation_byol_gcp_mist.md | New guide for deploying a BYOL Mist-managed SSR in GCP. |
| docs/intro_installation_byol_gcp_conductor.md | New guide for deploying a BYOL Conductor and Conductor-managed SSR in GCP. |
| docs/intro_installation_byol_azure_mist.md | Corrects an Azure-specific wording issue in the intro. |
| docs/intro_installation_byol_aws_mist.md | New guide for deploying a BYOL Mist-managed SSR in AWS. |
| docs/intro_installation_byol_aws_conductor.md | New guide for deploying a BYOL Conductor and Conductor-managed SSR in AWS. |
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| The following instance types are supported for virtual SSR in GCP. Choose the size that best meets your requirements. More information can be found in the [GCP Documentation](https://docs.cloud.google.com/compute/docs/compute-optimized-machines#c2_machine_types). | ||
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| | Recommended VM Size | Max vNICs Supported | vCPU Cores | Memory | |
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Similar to my sizing comment from before, since we don't have router sizing on our docs site, perhaps provide another column with the equivalent SSR product? (e.g., SSR120, SSR130, etc.)
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I think this is a larger effort we need to do for all 3 clouds. @agrawalkaushik and I have talked about how we should do this.
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@haberkornsam my understanding is that we picked these instance types based on the SSR models, correct? Can we try to let copilot solve this for us? @MichaelBaj my one hesitation of adding this level of detail is that its not apples to apples - so we might want to be mindful of the wording.
to Sam's point - we would want to tackle that in a separate PR
Initial GCP docs
TODO: