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Add step in new minor how-to to create tickets for OpenShift changes which may impact user workloads #280

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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions docs/modules/ROOT/pages/how-tos/new_minor.adoc
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For example, we needed to update component `resource-locker` to explicitly create ServiceAccount token secrets for OpenShift 4.11 / Kubernetes 1.24.

. If there's changes with a potential impact on customer workloads (for example the switch to `cgroupv2` as default in OCP 4.13), create a ticket to research these changes.
The minimum amount of research for such a change should be to search the internet for `<feature> problems` or `<feature> issues` (or similar) and note any issues that other people have talked about.
The research ticket should have roughly the following acceptance criteria:
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* We understand the impact of rolling out the change
* We understand how the change may impact customer workload
* The impact of the change is highlighted in the release notes created as part of step 1
* Follow-up tickets for the rollout are refined and estimated
** Per-customer tickets are created, if we believe it's necessary to inform customers ahead of the rollout
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. Upgrade to a supported OpenShift Cluster Logging version on the upgraded cluster
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TIP: Usually you'll want to upgrade to the latest OpenShift Cluster Logging version.
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