anchor.diff:  - To use kubernetes extension, your host should have running kubernetes cluster.
   - To use openshift extension, your host should have running openshift cluster.
   
  +=== Setup
  +
  +To use Kubernetes extension you need to register next dependency in your build tool: `org.arquillian.cube:arquillian-cube-kubernetes:${version}`.
  +
  +To use OpenShift extension you need to register next dependency in your build tool: `org.arquillian.cube:arquillian-cube-openshift:${version}`.
  +
   === Configuring the extension
   
   The plugin can be configured using the traditional arquillian.xml, via system properties or environment variables
  
positive.code: 
  Or just setting the following System Properties:
  `-Dsun.net.spi.nameservice.provider.1=dns,ArquillianCubeNameService -Dsun.net.spi.nameservice.provider.2=default`
  
  === Namespaces
  
  
negative.code: start
  | definitionsFile                     | String         | Any | Definitions file path                                         
  | proxiedContainerPorts               | List           | Any | Comma Separated List following Pod:containerPort OR 
  Pod:MappedPort:ContainerPort
  | enableImageStreamDetection          | Bool (true)    | Any | Enable detecting ImageStream resources located at target/XXX-is.(json|yaml)
  | portForwardBindAddress              | String (127.0.0.1) | Any | If using port forwarding you can set the host
  | templateUrl                         | URL            | Any | URL where template is stored. This template is executed before any execution
  | templateLabels                      | CSV            | Any | Sets a comma separated value of template labels in form <key>=<value>
  | templateParameters                  | CSV            | Any | Sets a comma separated value of template parameters in form <key>=<value>
  | templateProcess                     | Bool (true)    | Any | Sets if templates must be processed or not
  
  |===
  
  ==== Openshift DNS Naming Service
  
  The OpenShift module provides a easy way to run tests against your public application's route.
  The Arquillian Naming Service allows you to run tests annotated with @RunsAsClient without have to add the routes
  manually to your /etc/hosts to make its name resolvable. The arquillian cube generates a custon namespaces prefix
  