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@@ -120,12 +120,25 @@ To simplify the experience, we have created a `configure.sh` script to automate
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### A. Scripted installation
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To create a new deployment you can use following command.
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```bash
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./configure.sh -i <ipaddress> -s <host_storage_path>
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ubuntu@xxxx:~/deployment$ ./configure.sh
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Usage: ./configure.sh {apply|delete} [-s <storage_path>] [-i <ip_address>]
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```
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When looking into the `configure.sh` script, you will notice that `microk8s` is utilized. You are encouraged to adjust the overlay to suit your requirements or create a new overlay as needed.
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```bash
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ubuntu@xxxx:~/deployment$ ./configure.sh apply -i x.x.x.x -s /media/storage
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```
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To delete you can use the deletion argument.
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```bash
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ubuntu@xxxx:~/deployment$ ./configure.sh delete
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```
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### B. Native installation
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If you prefer to use `kustomize` directly without the `configure.sh` script, that's perfectly fine. You can adjust an existing overlay or create a new one to suit your needs. By using the `kustomize` configuration mechanism, you can override our `base` directory settings.
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