Plural Runbooks are meant to be installed alongside your open source applications and serve as interactive tutorials for how to perform common maintenance tasks.
Plural comes with a library of runbooks for each application; you are also free to create your own.
You can create a runbook just for your own use in your Plural installation, or you can choose to publish the runbook and make it available for other Plural users.
Personal Runbooks
Publishing a Runbook on Plural
After you have deployed your application with Plural, go to my-plural-repo/<app-name>/helm/<app-name>/templates and create a file called runbooks.yaml. For more information about how to write a runbooks.yaml please refer to the guide here.
Go to my-plural-repo/<app-name>/helm/<app-name>/runbooks and create an xml file for the runbook display. For more information on how to write xml for the runbook, please refer to the guide here.