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(Fixes #19) Added documentation for running the operator locally #20
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| 1. Create a symbolic link to your kubeconfig: | ||
| ```sh | ||
| ln -s ~/.kube/config ./infra.kubeconfig | ||
| ``` |
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I would not recommend making this symlink - the KUBECONFIG env var can be used, or option 2 as noted below.
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| 2. Or modify the configuration in `config/dev/config.yaml` to point to your kubeconfig file: | ||
| ```yaml | ||
| downstreamResourceManagement: | ||
| kubeconfigPath: /path/to/your/kubeconfig |
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This should be the path to the .kind-nso-infra.yaml kubeconfig.
Maybe we can update the Makefile to have those exported somewhere automatically, or add sub commands for some of the actions below, to avoid manual steps and env var juggling?
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| # The topology of the location | ||
| topology: | ||
| topology.datum.net/city-code: "us-central1" |
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Should use a city code that'll work for IPAM today (Only DFW, DLS, and LHR will work at the moment):
| topology.datum.net/city-code: "us-central1" | |
| topology.datum.net/city-code: "DFW" |
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@joshlreese updated! |
This PR adds a step-by-step guide for running the network-services-operator locally, covering prerequisites, cluster setup, CRD installation, and local execution using make run. It’s aimed at improving the local development experience and onboarding for new contributors.