anchor.diff:  make all
   which pgo
   ....
  +
  +=== Configure Persistent Storage
  +
  +The default Operator configuration is defined to use a HostPath
  +persistence configuration.  
  +
  +There are example scripts provided that will create PV and PVC resources
  +that can be used in your testing. 
  +
  +These utilize HostPath and NFS volume types. Other types are not currently 
  +supported, but can be manually defined. 
  +
  +To create sample HostPath Persistent Volumes and CLaims use the following scripts:
  +....
  +cd $COROOT/pv
  +./create-pv.sh
  +kubectl create -f ./crunchy-pvc.json
  +kubectl create -f ./csv-pvc.json
  +....
  +
  +Note that this example will create a PVC called *crunchy-pvc* that is
  +referenced in the examples and *pgo.yaml* configuration file as the
  +desired PVC to use when databases and clusters are created.
  +
   
   === Deploy the PostgreSQL Operator
   *NOTE*: This will create and use */data* on your
  
positive.code: Minikube uses a hostpath provisioner that does not support supplementalGroups; because of this,
  if you don't disable the default-storageclass, odd permission errors occur that stop the
  PostgreSQL database from operating correctly.
  
  ==== kubeconfig
  
  The kubeadm installation will create */etc/kubernetes/admin.conf* for
  the kubeconfig file you will use to execute the *postgres-operator*. This
  needs to be readable from your user account - to enable this, change
  the permissions:
  ....
  sudo chmod +r /etc/kubernetes/admin.conf
  ....
  
  
  === Create Namespace
  
  
negative.code: Install a golang compiler, this can be done with either
  your package manager or by following directions
  from https://golang.org/dl/.  The operator is currently built
  using golang version 1.8.X but also runs using golang version 1.9.X
  
  Then install the project library dependencies, the godep dependency manager is used
  as follows:
  