docs: add settings system overview documentation #756
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Add documentation explaining how Bottlerocket's settings system works, including: - Data store location and filesystem structure - Key-to-path mapping and metadata storage - Complete settings lifecycle, including defaults to running services - Persistence model (persistent datastore, non-persistent /etc, immutable templates) - Configuration flow with visual diagrams - User interaction examples Signed-off-by: Sean P. Kelly <[email protected]>
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I'm not sure that the But it is also somewhat duplicated with the "related documents" section and could become stale. Curious to hear what folks think. |
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Add documentation explaining how Bottlerocket's settings system works, including:
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