anchor.diff:  ....
   
   For Mac and Windows users, pre-built *pgo* binaries are included in
  -the operator release tar ball:
  +the operator release tar ball, you would download the pgo CLI binaries 
  +from the Releases page to your local machine as part of the quick installation:
   
    * pgo-mac is the Mac binary
    * pgo.exe is the Windows binary
  
positive.code:  * sets your .bashrc to include the Operator environment variables
   * sets your $HOME/.bash_completion file to be the *pgo* bash_completion file
  
  You should copy the *quickstart.sh* script from github rather than
  cloning the entire github Operator repository!
  
  A tip, if you want to set your Kube context to some particular namespace you 
  
negative.code: == Quickstart
  
  === GKE/PKS
  The *quickstart.sh* script will allow users to set up the Postgres Operator quickly on GKE, PKS, and Openshift.
  
  The script requires a few things in order to work -
  
   * wget utility installed
   * kubectl or oc utility installed
   * StorageClass defined on your GKE instance
  
  Executing the script will give you a default Operator deployment
  that assumes *dynamic* storage and a storage class named *standard*,
  user provided values are also allowed by the script to override these
  defaults.
  
  The script performs the following -
  
  