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feat: updated quick start guide and development guide
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- A running Kubernetes cluster (v1.24+)
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- kubectl (v1.24+)
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- Make
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- Go (project configured to easily install using asdf or mise)
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The operator can be installed using the provided Makefile. The following steps will guide you through the installation and deployment of a sample Redkey Cluster. Redkey Operator can be installed in any namespace, but for this quick start we will use the `redkey-operator` namespace.
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docs/developer-guide/development-guide.md

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This guide uses Kind, but feel free to use another Kubernetes cluster tool (e.g., Docker Desktop, Rancher Desktop, K3D).
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Deploy a k8s cluster with a repository:
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Deploy a k8s cluster with a trysted repository. You can use the following proposed script (from Kind website) or use the kind command (see the [official Kind Quick Start](https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/quick-start/) for detailed usage guide):
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``` sh
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scripts/kind-with-registry.sh

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