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Expand Up @@ -43,10 +43,9 @@ FfDL is a collaboration platform for:
## Steps

1. [Quick Start](#1-quick-start)
- 1.1 [Installation using Vagrant](#11-installation-using-vagrant)
- 1.2 [Installation using Minikube](#12-installation-using-minikube)
- 1.3 [Installation using Kubernetes Cluster](#13-installation-using-kubernetes-cluster)
- 1.4 [Installation using IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster](#14-installation-using-ibm-cloud-kubernetes-cluster)
- 1.1 [Installation using Minikube](#11-installation-using-minikube)
- 1.2 [Installation using Kubernetes Cluster](#12-installation-using-kubernetes-cluster)
- 1.3 [Installation using IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster](#13-installation-using-ibm-cloud-kubernetes-cluster)
2. [Test](#2-test)
3. [Monitoring](#3-monitoring)
4. [Development](#4-development)
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> Note: If your Kubernetes Cluster version is 1.7 or below, please go to the [values.yaml](values.yaml) and change `k8s_1dot8_or_above` to **false**.

### 1.1 Installation using Vagrant

This is the simplest and recommended option for local testing. The following commands will automatically
spin up a Vagrant box with Kubernetes and the FfDL platform deployed on top of it:
``` shell
export VM_TYPE=vagrant
vagrant up
make deploy
```

### 1.2 Installation using Minikube
### 1.1 Installation using Minikube

If you have Minikube installed on your machine, use these commands to deploy the FfDL platform:
``` shell
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make deploy
```

### 1.3 Installation using Kubernetes Cluster
### 1.2 Installation using Kubernetes Cluster

To install FfDL to a proper Kubernetes cluster, make sure `kubectl` points to the right namespace,
then deploy the platform services:
Expand All @@ -96,7 +85,7 @@ export PUBLIC_IP=<Cluster Public IP>
make deploy
```

### 1.4 Installation using IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster
### 1.3 Installation using IBM Cloud Kubernetes Cluster

To install FfDL to a proper IBM Cloud Kubernetes cluster, make sure `kubectl` points to the right namespace
and your machine is logged in with `bx login`, then deploy the platform services:
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> Note: If you are using a IBM Cloud Cluster, make sure you are logged in with `bx login`.

``` shell
# If your Cluster is running on Vagrant or Minikube, replace "ibmcloud" to "vagrant" | "minikube"
# If your Cluster is not running on Vagrant, Minikube, or IBM Cloud, replace "ibmcloud" to "none"
# If your Cluster is running on Minikube, replace "ibmcloud" to "minikube"
# If your Cluster is not running on Minikube or IBM Cloud, replace "ibmcloud" to "none"
export VM_TYPE=ibmcloud

# Replace <Your Cluster Name> with your IBM Cloud Cluster Name if your cluster is on IBM Cloud.
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