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This pull request updates the project's README file to provide more comprehensive information about the architecture, use cases, and configuration. It also adds a new architecture diagram source file. While the updates are a good step towards improving documentation, there are several issues that need addressing. The most significant problem is a broken image link for the new architecture diagram. Additionally, there are multiple instances of grammatical errors, inconsistent naming, and formatting issues (like trailing whitespace) that detract from the quality of the documentation. Addressing these points will make the README more professional and easier for users to understand.
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Pull request overview
This pull request updates the README documentation and adds a new architecture diagram to better explain Orion Proxy's design and capabilities.
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- Enhanced the README structure with improved headings and organization (Introduction is now a top-level heading)
- Added a new section on "Use Cases and Compatibility" highlighting Kubernetes Gateway support
- Expanded the Architecture section with details on the share-nothing principle and Tokio Runtime configuration
- Added a new visual architecture diagram (drawio file and PNG)
- Reorganized the "Orion Configuration" section with more detailed explanation of runtime vs bootstrap configuration
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| docs/pics/orion.architecture.drawio | New architecture diagram source file (drawio XML format) showing Orion Proxy's internal components and their relationships |
| README.md | Updated documentation with improved structure, new use cases section, enhanced architecture explanation, and new architecture diagram reference |
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- The "Building", "Kubernetes", "Running", and "Docker" subsections (level-3 headings) appear to be incorrectly nested under the "Architecture" section (level-2 heading). These sections cover getting started and deployment topics, not architecture details. Consider creating a new level-2 heading section like "## Getting Started" or "## Installation" to properly organize these subsections, or promote them to level-2 headings.
### Building
```console
git clone https://github.com/kmesh-net/orion
cd orion
git submodule init
git submodule update --force
cargo build
Kubernetes
A great use case for Orion Proxy is to use Orion Proxy as Gateway API Service in Kubernetes environments.
Orion Proxy can be used as Kubernetes Gateway API and Orion Proxy is passing basic conformance tests. See Kubvernor documentation on how to run conformance tests with Orion Proxy.
Running
cargo run --bin orion -- --config orion/conf/orion-runtime.yamlDocker
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