anchor.diff:  Next, deploy the operator to your Kubernetes cluster -
   ....
   cd $COROOT
  -make installrbac
   make deployoperator
   ....
   
  
positive.code: * *CentOS 7*
  * *RHEL 7*
  
  Before using the Makefile targets, install the `expenv` package:
  ....
  go get github.com/blang/expenv
  ....
  
  The following Makefile targets will pull down source dependencies:
  ....
  cd $COROOT
  make setup
  make all
  make installrbac
  make deployoperator
  ....
  
  {{% /expand%}}
  
  == Makefile Targets
  
negative.code: On Openshift Container Platform, you would have a Project and User defined
  for installing the Operator.  
  
  Run the Makefile `setup` target to install depedencies.
  ....
  make setup
  ....
  
  Next, run the Makefile `installrbac` target as a user with cluster-admin
  priviledges, not as a normal Kube or Openshift user.  This target creates the RBAC
  roles and CRDs required by the Operator and is only required to be created
  one time.
  
  For example, on an Openshift system you would run this target as
  follows using the system:admin Openshift user:
  ....
  $ sudo su -
  # oc login -u system:admin
  # cd /home/oper
  # . .bashrc
  # export PATH=$PATH:/home/oper/odev/bin
  # cd odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator
  # make installrbac
  ....
  
  On a Kube system, you would be connected as a cluster-admin user
  and just issue:
  ....
  # cd /home/oper
  # . .bashrc
  # export PATH=$PATH:/home/oper/odev/bin
  # cd odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator
  make installrbac
  ....
  
  
  == Basic Installation
  
  