Add kustomization.yaml for easy operator deployment #30
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| $KUBECTL apply -f manifests/cluster_role.yaml | ||
| $KUBECTL apply -f manifests/cluster_role_binding.yaml | ||
| $KUBECTL apply -f manifests/service_account.yaml | ||
| $KUBECTL apply -f manifests/operator.yaml |
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@4n4nd How about just use $KUBECTL apply -k manifests?
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This should make operator deployment easier using
kustomizeI can update the docs after it is merged.
To deploy run:
kustomize build manifests/ | kubectl apply -f -in the repo root