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@msteffen msteffen requested a review from OchiengEd January 7, 2022 09:00

**TODO**: Comment on each of these directories, and any files of interest (remove files where possible. Many of these are generated by Kubebuilder)

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surround the repo structure with three back ticks (```) to retain the formatting.

# Testing the Operator

**TODO**: Fill this in. Open Questions:
- How are operators installed in a running Kubernetes cluster?
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This question is very broad. I need clarification to be able to answer conclusively.


**TODO**: Fill this in. Open Questions:
- How are operators installed in a running Kubernetes cluster?
- Is it necessary to install OLM or load the operator into OperatorHub somehow?
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Installing an operator in Kubernetes or Openshift can be down either through Kubernetes manifests or via OLM (the Operator Lifecycle Manager).

**TODO**: Fill this in. Open Questions:
- How are operators installed in a running Kubernetes cluster?
- Is it necessary to install OLM or load the operator into OperatorHub somehow?
- Does the operator need to be tested in an OpenShift cluster? Does this mean that we need to provision an AWS cluster to run tests or can we use Minikube/KinD somehow, for local testing? Could we run automated tests in CircleCI?
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There is little to no functionality specific to Openshift that needs to be deployed. As a result, I would think you could test in either a Minikube or KinD cluster.

@msteffen msteffen changed the title Add CONTRIBUTING.md and link to it from README.md [INT-509] Add CONTRIBUTING.md and link to it from README.md Jan 31, 2022
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