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update readme to support running fusion on local kind k8s cluster
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simply show ppl how to install Fusion on Kubernetes server in Docker …
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Expand Up @@ -730,6 +730,24 @@ aks_<cluster>_<release>_upgrade_fusion.sh

If you're not running on managed K8s platform such as GKE, AKS, or EKS, you can use Helm to install the Fusion chart to an existing Kubernetes cluster.

For example, you can https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/#kubernetes[`enable Kubernetes server that comes with your Docker Desktop For Mac`^]

(To install Fusion locally, you should have a node with at least 12GB of memory, 100GB of disk and 4 CPU cores. The recommended setup is 16GB (or more) of memory and 8+ CPU cores. Please follow https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/#advanced[`the instructions here`^] to adjust your Docker's resource limits)

Then run the https://github.com/lucidworks/fusion-cloud-native/blob/master/setup_f5_k8s.sh[`setup_f5_k8s.sh`^] script to install Fusion 5.x into local k8s cluster.
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./setup_f5_k8s.sh -c <cluster_name> -r <release> -n <namespace>
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Make sure all the pods are healthy and running by watching the cluster rollout using: `kubectl get pods --watch`

Hit ctrl-c once all the pods are running.

Run the following commands to access Fusion locally on http://localhost:6764
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kubectl port-forward svc/proxy 6764:6764
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=== Use Helm v3 to Install Fusion

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CUSTOM_MY_VALUES=()
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SOLR_REPLICAS=1
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SOLR_REPLICAS is a variable used below without default value, default to 1 here, let me know if it's intended to not have default value

SOLR_DISK_GB=50
NODE_POOL=""

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