fix(doc) more sensible ordering

It makes a bit more sense to specify the scope of the section
before getting into details about how it's done.
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Brian 'Redbeard' Harrington 2014-05-20 23:29:56 -07:00
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@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ For more information on fleet configuration, see the [fleet documentation][fleet
#### update #### update
These fields will be written out to and replace `/etc/coreos/update.conf`. If only one of the parameters is given it will only overwrite the given field.
The `coreos.update.*` parameters manipulate settings related to how CoreOS instances are updated. The `coreos.update.*` parameters manipulate settings related to how CoreOS instances are updated.
These fields will be written out to and replace `/etc/coreos/update.conf`. If only one of the parameters is given it will only overwrite the given field.
- **reboot-strategy**: One of "reboot", "etcd-lock", "best-effort" or "off" for controlling when reboots are issued after an update is performed. - **reboot-strategy**: One of "reboot", "etcd-lock", "best-effort" or "off" for controlling when reboots are issued after an update is performed.
- _reboot_: Reboot immediately after an update is applied. - _reboot_: Reboot immediately after an update is applied.
- _etcd-lock_: Reboot after first taking a distributed lock in etcd, this guarantees that only one host will reboot concurrently and that the cluster will remain available during the update. - _etcd-lock_: Reboot after first taking a distributed lock in etcd, this guarantees that only one host will reboot concurrently and that the cluster will remain available during the update.