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📖 Add prerequisite helm charts to README.md for cronjob tutorial #3696
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In order to follow through with the tutorial the generated manifests have deps on two helm charts. I've added them into the readme
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Problem:
When following the tutorial for
docs/book/src/cronjob-tutorial/testdata/project
I ran into issues caused by the lack of operators in my cluster.Solution:
I'm adding some documentation to the readme to help anyone following the tutorial understand what prerequisites are required for the cluster that they plan to use when following the cronjob tutorial.
Motivation:
Following the cronjob tutorial to the end, after running
make manifests
andmake install
, I attempted to runmake deploy
First I was confronted with missing CRDs
Which was remedied by installing cert-manager.
Then I ran
make deploy
again, after which I encountered thisWhich was remedied by installing kube-prometheus-stack
I was then able to run
make deploy
successfully.