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modules/manage/pages/kubernetes/security/authentication/k-user-controller.adoc

@@ -101,9 +101,9 @@ You can find all configuration options for the User resource in the xref:referen
 
 The `metadata.name` field in the User resource is used to specify the username. Keep in mind the following best practices when choosing a username:
 
-- Uniqueness: Ensure that each user has a unique name to avoid conflicts. The username must be unique within the Redpanda cluster.
-- Descriptive: Choose a name that identifies the purpose or role of the user. For example, use names like `app-consumer` or `admin-user`.
-- Stable: Avoid changing usernames frequently. Usernames are tied to authentication and authorization rules (ACLs). Renaming a user involves deleting and recreating the user.
+- *Unique*: Ensure each user has a unique name to avoid conflicts. The username must be unique within the Redpanda cluster.
+- *Descriptive*: Choose a name that identifies the purpose or role of the user. For example, use names like `app-consumer` or `admin-user`.
+- *Stable*: Avoid changing usernames frequently. Usernames are tied to authentication and authorization rules (ACLs). Renaming a user involves deleting and recreating the user.
 
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@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ For more details about ACLs, including supported operations and resources in Red
 
 To deploy a User resource, apply the manifest to the same namespace as your Redpanda cluster:
 
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 kubectl apply -f <manifest-filename>.yaml --namespace <namespace>
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 After deploying a User resource, verify that the Redpanda Operator reconciled it:
 
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 kubectl logs -l app.kubernetes.io/name=operator -c manager --namespace <namespace>
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 To update a user, edit the User resource configuration and apply the changes.
 
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 kubectl apply -f <manifest-filename>.yaml --namespace <namespace>
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 To delete a user, delete the User resource:
 
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 kubectl delete -f example-user.yaml --namespace <namespace>
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