Tabbed Content

    Use tabbed content in a procedure when you need to present 2 distinct, branched paths to a user.

    For example:

    • AWS

    • GCP

    • Azure

    If your cluster is on AWS, do this:

    …​

    If your cluster is on GCP, do this:

    …​

    If your cluster is on Azure, do this:

    …​

    Use tabbed content when:

    • You need to present instructions that are different across cloud service providers or another choice the user has to make for their specific environment.

    • You need to present code samples in different languages that accomplish the same task or functionality.

    • You need to present prerequisites that are different based on cloud service providers or another choice the user has to make for their specific environment.

    Do not use tabbed content when:

    • The user must follow all instructions across the tabs set. For example, do not use tabs for Inbound and Outbound if a user needs to configure both outbound and inbound rules to accomplish the end result.

    • The content on each tab cannot stand alone without relying on content on other tabs in the set.

    Users should be able to use tabs to hide content that they do not need for their specific situation, and only view the content that they do need.

    For more information about how to add tabbed content to your documentation, see Tabbed Content.