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This pull request introduces a new, detailed documentation guide for provisioning and managing Virtual Machines within the OtterScale cluster. To integrate this new content seamlessly, several existing demo documentation files have been systematically renamed and their internal links updated to maintain consistent navigation and a logical ordering of demo guides. The titles within these documents have also been standardized for clarity.

Highlights

  • New Virtual Machine Demo: A comprehensive guide has been added for creating, monitoring, configuring services for, and accessing Virtual Machines within the OtterScale cluster, including detailed steps for basic and advanced settings like cloud-init scripts and SSH access.
  • Demo File Renaming and Reordering: Existing demo documentation files for Coder, JupyterHub, and PostgreSQL have been renamed to update their numerical prefixes, ensuring a logical and consistent ordering of demo guides.
  • Title Standardization: The internal titles within the Coder, JupyterHub, LLM Model, and PostgreSQL demo files have been standardized by removing the ' Demo' suffix for improved clarity.
  • Internal Link Updates: Links to other demo pages within the Coder and JupyterHub documentation have been updated to reflect the new file naming and numbering conventions.

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This pull request introduces a new documentation page for a Virtual Machine demo and reorganizes the existing demo pages by renumbering them. The changes are mostly to markdown files.

My review has identified a few issues:

  • Security Concern: The new 01-virtual-machine.mdx guide includes a hardcoded weak password and passwordless sudo configuration in its cloud-init example. This is a security risk and promotes poor practices. I've left comments with suggestions to improve this by recommending SSH keys or at least prompting the user for a strong password.
  • Broken Links: Several demo files have been renamed and renumbered, but the LinkCard components in 02-coder.mdx and 03-jupyterhub.mdx have not been updated correctly, leading to broken links. I've suggested corrections for these.
  • File Renaming Inconsistency: There seems to be an inconsistency in file numbering. For example, 03-postgres.mdx was renamed to 05-postgres.mdx, while 04-llm-model.mdx was not renamed, creating a gap in numbering and potential confusion. The links in other files also reflect this confusion. It would be good to ensure the numbering is sequential and links are updated accordingly across all files.

Please address the security issue and fix the broken links. A consistent file numbering scheme would also improve maintainability.

Comment on lines +44 to +54
#cloud-config
users:
- name: phison
sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL']
groups: sudo
shell: /bin/bash
chpasswd:
list: |
phison:phison_8299
expire: false
ssh_pwauth: true

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high

The cloud-config example contains a hardcoded weak password (phison_8299) and grants passwordless sudo (NOPASSWD:ALL). This is a significant security risk and promotes insecure practices, even in a demo environment.

Please update this section to guide users to create a strong password and to remove passwordless sudo. I've provided a suggestion to fix this. It's also good practice to add a note recommending SSH keys for production environments.

#cloud-config
users:
  - name: phison
    sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) ALL'] # Require password for sudo
    groups: sudo
    shell: /bin/bash
chpasswd:
  list: |
    phison:<YOUR_STRONG_PASSWORD> # Replace with a strong password
  expire: false
ssh_pwauth: true

- Or use VNC to connect directly through the web interface
- Login credentials:
- **Username**: `phison`
- **Password**: `phison_8299`

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Hardcoding credentials, even in documentation for a demo, is a security anti-pattern. It's better to refer to the password the user has set up themselves, reinforcing good security practices.

     - **Password**: The password you configured in the startup script.

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<LinkCard title="PostgreSQL Demo" href="/demos/04-postgres/" description="Learn how to deploy PostgreSQL database and test read/write operations with Python." />

<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/04-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />
<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/05-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />

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The links to other demos appear to be incorrect due to file renumbering. Based on the file structure in this PR, PostgreSQL Demo is at 05-postgres and LLM Model Demo is at 04-llm-model. Please update the href attributes to point to the correct paths.

<LinkCard title="PostgreSQL Demo" href="/demos/05-postgres/" description="Learn how to deploy PostgreSQL database and test read/write operations with Python." />

<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/04-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />

Comment on lines 71 to 73
<LinkCard title="PostgreSQL Demo" href="/demos/04-postgres/" description="Learn how to deploy PostgreSQL database and test read/write operations with Python." />

<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/04-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />
<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/05-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />

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The links to other demos appear to be incorrect due to file renumbering. Based on the file structure in this PR, PostgreSQL Demo is at 05-postgres and LLM Model Demo is at 04-llm-model. Please update the href attributes to point to the correct paths.

<LinkCard title="PostgreSQL Demo" href="/demos/05-postgres/" description="Learn how to deploy PostgreSQL database and test read/write operations with Python." />

<LinkCard title="LLM Model Demo" href="/demos/04-llm-model/" description="Learn how to deploy and configure language model applications." />

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Pull request overview

This PR adds a new Virtual Machine demo guide and standardizes demo page titles by removing the " Demo" suffix across all demo documentation files.

  • Adds a comprehensive Virtual Machine deployment guide as the first demo
  • Removes " Demo" suffix from page titles (e.g., "PostgreSQL Demo" → "PostgreSQL")
  • Updates cross-references between demo pages to reflect the new file numbering

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Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

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src/content/docs/demos/01-virtual-machine.mdx New comprehensive guide for creating and provisioning Virtual Machines, including cloud-init configuration, service setup, and access instructions
src/content/docs/demos/02-coder.mdx Updates page title to "Coder" and modifies cross-reference links to other demos
src/content/docs/demos/03-jupyterhub.mdx Updates page title to "JupyterHub" and modifies cross-reference links to other demos
src/content/docs/demos/04-llm-model.mdx Updates page title to "LLM Model" for consistency
src/content/docs/demos/05-postgres.mdx Updates page title to "PostgreSQL" for consistency
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src/content/docs/demos/02-coder.mdx:68

  • This LinkCard has two issues: (1) The href should be /demos/05-postgres/ not /demos/04-postgres/ to match the actual filename 05-postgres.mdx. (2) The title should be "PostgreSQL" not "PostgreSQL Demo" to match the page title that was changed in this PR.
    src/content/docs/demos/02-coder.mdx:70
  • This LinkCard has two issues: (1) The href should be /demos/04-llm-model/ not /demos/05-llm-model/ to match the actual filename 04-llm-model.mdx. (2) The title should be "LLM Model" not "LLM Model Demo" to match the page title that was changed in this PR.
    src/content/docs/demos/03-jupyterhub.mdx:73
  • This LinkCard has two issues: (1) The href should be /demos/04-llm-model/ not /demos/05-llm-model/ to match the actual filename 04-llm-model.mdx. (2) The title should be "LLM Model" not "LLM Model Demo" to match the page title that was changed in this PR.
    src/content/docs/demos/03-jupyterhub.mdx:71
  • This LinkCard has two issues: (1) The href should be /demos/05-postgres/ not /demos/04-postgres/ to match the actual filename 05-postgres.mdx. (2) The title should be "PostgreSQL" not "PostgreSQL Demo" to match the page title that was changed in this PR.

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<LinkCard title="Coder Demo" href="/demos/02-coder/" description="Deploy Coder for cloud-based VS Code IDE environments." />
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The LinkCard title is inconsistent with the actual page title. Since the page title was changed to "Coder" (without " Demo"), this LinkCard title should also be "Coder" for consistency.

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<LinkCard title="Coder Demo" href="/demos/02-coder/" description="Deploy Coder for cloud-based VS Code IDE environments." />
<LinkCard title="Coder" href="/demos/02-coder/" description="Deploy Coder for cloud-based VS Code IDE environments." />

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ssh_pwauth: true
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The cloud-init configuration includes hardcoded credentials with passwordless sudo access. Consider adding a warning similar to the one in the JupyterHub demo (line 53 in 03-jupyterhub.mdx) that recommends changing these credentials for production environments. This is especially important since SSH access is being exposed externally via NodePort.

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<Aside type="warning">
This example uses hardcoded credentials and passwordless sudo for demonstration purposes only. For any production or externally accessible environment, configure unique strong credentials (or SSH key-based authentication), restrict or remove passwordless sudo, and review SSH exposure (for example, NodePort access) to meet your security requirements.
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<LinkCard title="Coder Demo" href="/demos/02-coder/" description="Deploy Coder for cloud-based VS Code IDE environments." />

<LinkCard title="JupyterHub Demo" href="/demos/03-jupyterhub/" description="Learn how to deploy JupyterHub for collaborative Jupyter notebook environments." />
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The LinkCard title is inconsistent with the actual page title. Since the page title was changed to "JupyterHub" (without " Demo"), this LinkCard title should also be "JupyterHub" for consistency.

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<LinkCard title="JupyterHub Demo" href="/demos/03-jupyterhub/" description="Learn how to deploy JupyterHub for collaborative Jupyter notebook environments." />
<LinkCard title="JupyterHub" href="/demos/03-jupyterhub/" description="Learn how to deploy JupyterHub for collaborative Jupyter notebook environments." />

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