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Adds Kind local cluster support with documentation #458
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A couple of small things - mainly around locking the version, but this is 🔥
Also got this working nicely with specific e2e tests within my IDE as well - worked nicely!
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LGTM! 🗻
Closes #448
This PR adds support for using Kind (Kubernetes IN docker) cluster and the installation documentation.
Kind is faster to install if you already have a go+docker environment, but also less trouble with virtualization like virtualbox or hyper-v.
if you want to take a full spin try :
Should we look into using this for the CI ? or wait a bit ?