anchor.diff:  = PostgreSQL Operator Build and Setup
   v1.3.2, {docdate}
   
  +== Table of Contents
  +
  +* <<Overview>>
  +* <<Requirements>>
  +* <<Kubernetes Environment>>
  +* <<Openshift Origin Environment>>
  +* <<Create Project and Clone>>
  +* <<Get Packaged Dependencies>>
  +* <<Build from Source>>
  +** <<Compiling the PostgreSQL Operator>>
  +** <<Build the Docker Images>>
  +** <<Deploy the PostgreSQL Operator>>
  +** <<Configuration>>
  +** <<Viewing Operator Resources>>
  +* <<Performing a Smoke Test>>
  +
  +[#Overview]
   == Overview
   
   This document describes how to build from source code the
  
positive.code: docker images | grep crunchydata
  ....
  
  
  == Deploy the PostgreSQL Operator
  note that this will create and use */data* on your
  local system as the persistent store for the operator to use
  for its persistent volume:
  
negative.code: gvt restore
  ....
  
  In a development environment you will likely want to create a
  *docker* group and add your user ID to that group, this allows
  you as your normal user ID to access the *docker* daemon and
  issue commands to it:
  ....
  sudo groupadd docker
  sudo usermod -a -G docker youruserID
  sudo systemctl restart docker
  newgrp docker
  ....
  
  [#Compiling the PostgreSQL Operator]
  === Compiling the PostgreSQL Operator
  ....
  cd $COROOT
  make pgo
  which pgo
  ....
  
  [#Build the Docker Images]
  === Build the Docker Images
  ....
  cd $COROOT
  make operatorimage
  