Update Managed postgres settings page for Beta.#6285
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Highlighting that scaling and IP filters already moved to separate pages
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Pull request overview
Reorganizes the Managed Postgres Settings documentation for the Beta experience by reducing duplicated content and redirecting readers to dedicated pages (notably Scaling).
Changes:
- Moves Scaling guidance out of
settings.mdand links to the dedicated Scaling page. - Relocates the storage headroom tip from Settings into
scaling.md. - Reorders the Settings page so “Service actions and scaling” appears before “Changing configuration parameters”.
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| docs/cloud/managed-postgres/settings.md | Reorders sections and replaces inline scaling/IP filter guidance with links to dedicated docs. |
| docs/cloud/managed-postgres/scaling.md | Adds a storage headroom tip to centralize scaling-related guidance. |
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| The **Scaling** section allows you to change the instance types of your primary and standbys to increase or decrease computing resources and storage capacity. | ||
| See [scaling page](/cloud/managed-postgres/scaling) for more details. | ||
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| For safety reasons, you may not be able to switch to instance types whose storage is close to your current used storage capacity. Always opt for instance types with headroom over your current used capacity to avoid any issues. | ||
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| ## IP filters {#ip-filters} | ||
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| IP filters control which source IP addresses are permitted to connect to your Managed Postgres instance. | ||
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| <Image img={ipFilters} alt="IP Access List configuration" size="md" border/> | ||
| ## Changing configuration parameters {#changing-configuration} | ||
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Docs PR opened: ClickHouse/mintlify-docs-dev#66 Updated Managed Postgres settings page for Beta by removing duplicated scaling and IP filter sections and reorganizing remaining content. |
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Approving as not to block, with one minor suggestion.
Co-authored-by: Dominic Tran <dominic.tran@clickhouse.com>
Highlighting that scaling and IP filters already moved to separate pages
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Documentation-only reorganization with no product or API behavior changes.
Overview
The Settings doc is narrowed for Beta: it now centers on service actions (password, restart, delete) and Postgres/PgBouncer parameters, with scaling described briefly and linked to the dedicated scaling page instead of in-page failover detail. IP filters and the storage headroom tip are removed from Settings so they are not duplicated elsewhere.
Scaling gains the storage-capacity tip (choose instance types with headroom) that used to live on Settings. Security replaces the old “see Settings for IP filters” link with the full Edit → Save steps and allowed address formats, so network access control is documented on the security page.
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