update local dev and install doc for new operator approach

README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ serves as the resource in Kubernetes Subject Access Review checks
 - Initial pod requests for `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` CSI volumes are denied without both a valid `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` reference and
   permissions to access that `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret`.
 - Changes to the `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` backing resource (namespace, name) get reflected in data stored in the user pod's CSI volume.
-- //TODO - do we now change the ability to change within a Pod between `SharedConfigMap` and `SharedSecret`
 - Subsequent removal of permissions for a `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` results in removal of the associated data stored in the user pod's CSI volume.
 - Re-granting of permission for a `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` (after having the permissions initially, then removed) results in the associated
   data getting stored in the user pod's CSI volume.
@@ -34,17 +33,18 @@ NOTE: see [CSI Volume Specifics](docs/csi.md) for restrictions around these feat
 
 ## Getting Started
 
-Check out the [current installation options](docs/install.md) to get the driver up and going.  You'll need to have
-sufficient privileges to create namespaces and ServiceAccounts, and then create `ClusterRoles`, `ClusterRoleBindings`, `DaemonSets` with the privileged bit set,
-and the creation of `CSIDrivers`.
+The maintenance of the related API objects and the deployment of this CSI driver are handled via the [Openshift CSI Driver for Shared Resources Operator](https://github.com/openshift/csi-driver-shared-resource-operator)
+when you are using a Tech Preview OpenShift Cluster in 4.10.  The 4.10 release docs are not out yet with 4.10 still under development,
+but these [4.9 docs](https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.9/post_installation_configuration/cluster-tasks.html#post-install-tp-tasks) are 
+sufficient for explaining how to turn on Tech Preview features after install.
 
-Then, check out our [entry level example](docs/simple-example.md).  You'll need to have sufficient privileges to create
-namespaces, `Roles` and `RoleBindings`, instances of our new `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` CRD, and pods.
+For running on a 4.10 cluster which is *NOT* a Tech Preview cluster, you must employ the methodology described in the [Local Devlopment](#local-development)
+section.
 
-The permission semantics in summary:
-- the `ServiceAccount` associated with a `Pod` needs access to the 'use' verb on the `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` referenced any `CSIVolume`
+Once installed, the permission semantics around sharing resources is the next concern to consider.  In summary:
+- the `ServiceAccount` associated with a `Pod` needs access to the 'use' verb on the `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedSecret` referenced by any `CSIVolume`
 specified in a `Pod` that uses this repository's CSI Driver.
-- separately, any `User` can discover cluster scoped `SharedResources` based on the permissions granted to them by their cluster
+- separately, any `User` can discover cluster scoped `SharedResources` based on the 'get' or 'list' permissions granted to them by their cluster
 or namespace administrator.
 
 The full definition of the `SharedConfigMap` can be found [here](deploy/0000_10_sharedconfigmap.crd.yaml) or `SharedSecret` custom resource can be found [here](deploy/0000_10_sharedsecret.crd.yaml).
@@ -56,3 +56,19 @@ Next, for some details around support for updating `SharedConfigMap` or `SharedS
 please visit [here](docs/content-update-details.md).
 
 Lastly, for a depiction of details around the [features noted above](#features), check out this [FAQ](docs/faq.md).
+
+## Local Development
+
+If you are going to make code changes to this driver, and you'd like to test them against an OpenShift cluster, run the 
+`build-image` make target in this repository to capture those changes in an image reference whose remote registry and repository you can push
+to, and then employ the steps described in the [Openshift CSI Driver for Shared Resources Operator Quick Start](https://github.com/openshift/csi-driver-shared-resource-operator/blob/master/README.md#quick-start),
+where you set the `DRIVER_IMAGE` environment variable to the image reference created by your `make build-image` against
+your local clone of this repository.
+
+See that operator's [quick start guide](https://github.com/openshift/csi-driver-shared-resource-operator#quick-start) for 
+complete details.
+
+NOTE: changes to API objects that act in concert with the driver (RBAC, CSI Driver definition, service, serviceaccounts, etc)
+are defined at [https://github.com/openshift/csi-driver-shared-resource-operator/tree/master/assets](https://github.com/openshift/csi-driver-shared-resource-operator/tree/master/assets).
+If your changes need adjustments to those objects, you'll need to use `make deploy` to rollout a new version of the operator,
+per the same quick start guide.