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Summary of Changes
Hello @emjay0921, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request improves the post-installation experience for users who install the software via Debian packages. It adds a new section to the installation_deb.md document, providing direct links to essential administration guides covering topics such as database management, monitoring, security, troubleshooting, and uninstallation, thereby streamlining access to critical information.
Highlights
- Documentation Enhancement: Expanded the "Next Steps" section in the Debian installation guide to include direct links to various administration-related user guide documents.
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Code Review
This pull request enhances the installation guide by adding a list of links to administration-related documentation under the 'Next steps' section. My review focuses on improving the clarity and consistency of these additions. I've suggested rephrasing the introductory text and adding descriptive summaries for each link to make them more informative for the user, aligning them with the style of the existing list.
| You can also check: | ||
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/database_management` | ||
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/monitoring_maintenance` | ||
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/security_tuning` | ||
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/troubleshooting` | ||
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/uninstalling` |
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To improve clarity and consistency with the preceding list, consider rephrasing the introduction and adding descriptive text for each link. This helps users quickly understand the content of each administrative guide.
| You can also check: | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/database_management` | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/monitoring_maintenance` | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/security_tuning` | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/troubleshooting` | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/uninstalling` | |
| For administration and maintenance, see: | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/database_management` for database backup and management | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/monitoring_maintenance` for system monitoring and maintenance | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/security_tuning` for security recommendations and performance tuning | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/troubleshooting` for troubleshooting common issues | |
| - {doc}`../user_guide/administration/uninstalling` for removing OpenSPP |
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