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[Feature]: End user can deploy controllers to cluster #23
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Issue: [#23](cloudfoundry/cf-k8s-api#23) - initial implementation only supports HTTP routing, which does not allow users to specify a port Co-authored-by: Dave Walter <walterda@vmware.com>
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…yaml Create reference yaml to apply cf-k8s-controllers Resolves #23
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Issue: [#23](cloudfoundry/cf-k8s-api#23) - initial implementation only supports HTTP routing, which does not allow users to specify a port Co-authored-by: Dave Walter <walterda@vmware.com> Co-authored-by: Andrew Costa <ancosta@vmware.com>
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Issue #23 - Updated cf-k8s-controllers for CFRoute scheme - Updated Not Found Error shared helper to take resource type Co-authored-by: Dave Walter <walterda@vmware.com>
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Background
As an end user
I want to be able to deploy the controllers to a cluster
So that I can see resources reconciled
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN I clone the repo and see the deployment yaml
WHEN I follow README steps to kubectl apply it
THEN I see a controller pod start up
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