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[<Ray Docs: "Monitoring and debugging" navigation>] #40330

Open Wendi-anyscale opened 8 months ago

Wendi-anyscale commented 8 months ago

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We did a bunch of user sessions for docs in Q3, here is the abstract navigation structure that feels more intuitive to users:

Monitor & Debugging

@scottsun94 @rkooo567 @alanwguo @angelinalg What would be the layout of the "Monitor & Debug" section based on this structure? (see below for the proposed new navigation: https://github.com/ray-project/ray/issues/40331)

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alanwguo commented 8 months ago

The high level outline makes sense to me. I re-ordered it a bit and put some of the existing docs under the new headings:

There's also some observability docs in the serve documentation and in the future, the ray data documentation. I think it makes sense to keep those docs there.

scottsun94 commented 8 months ago

The high-level outline makes sense. I would suggest some edits on top of what @alanwguo have

btw, I left my comments about the high-level outline in https://github.com/ray-project/ray/issues/40331.

anyscalesam commented 8 months ago

@scottsun94 @Wendi-anyscale priorty and ownership of who will submit the PR to reformat into the proposed above

scottsun94 commented 8 months ago

It seems that contents are there. We just need to restructure it. I don't know if @alanwguo and @rkooo567 have time for this.

Maybe @angelinalg can help here?

anyscalesam commented 8 months ago

@angelinalg do you have an opinion on when we need to prioritize this? it is p1 so something we should pick up this or next sprint. if untrue we can downgrade this.