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Remove duplicate warning about Web Sockets #278

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5 changes: 1 addition & 4 deletions playbooks/installation/load_balancing.adoc
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== Load Balancing For HA Applications
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WARNING: The OpenShift Web Console heavily utilizes WebSockets for many of the rich interface features like tailing pod logs, watching a deployment, or getting a terminal of a pod. While most enterprise load balancers support Web Sockets, they often need to be explicitly enabled for a particular VIP/Profile/etc.

WARNING: The OpenShift Web Console heavily utilizes WebSockets for many of the rich interface features like tailing pod logs, watching a deployment, or getting a terminal of a pod. While most enterprise load balancers support Web Sockets, they often need to be explicitly enabled for a particular VIP/Profile/etc.

For the purposes of this example, we will use the hosts specified in the table below

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WARNING: The OpenShift Web Console heavily utilizes WebSockets for many of the rich interface features like tailing pod logs, watching a deployment, or getting a terminal of a pod. While most enterprise load balancers support Web Sockets, they often need to be explicitly enabled for a particular VIP/Profile/etc.

WARNING: The OpenShift Web Console heavily utilizes WebSockets for many of the rich interface features like tailing pod logs, watching a deployment, or getting a terminal of a pod. While most enterprise load balancers support Web Sockets, they often need to be explicitly enabled for a particular VIP/Profile/etc.

For the purposes of this example, we will use the hosts specified in the table below

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