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Expand Up @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ To test your changes to Thundernetes on a Kubernetes cluster, you can use the fo
- The Makefile on the root of the project contains a variable `NS` that points to the container registry that you use during development. So you'd need to either set the variable in your environment (`export NS=<your-container-registry>`) or set it before calling `make` (like `NS=<your-container-registry> make build push`).
- Login to your container registry (`docker login`)
- Run `make clean build push` to build the container images and push them to your container registry
- Run `create-install-files-dev` to create the install files for the cluster
- Run `make create-install-files-dev` to create the install files for the cluster
- Checkout the `installfilesdev` folder for the generated install files. This file is included in .gitignore so it will never be committed.
- Test your changes as required. For example, to install Thundernetes controller, you can do `kubectl apply -f installfilesdev/operator_with_monitoring.yaml` and then you can install any of the samples on the `samples` folder.
- single command: `NS=docker.io/<repo>/ make clean build push create-install-files-dev`