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Add in the documentation something to explain this:
to install openserverless you need admin access to a kubernetes cluster
with an ingress and point an entire domain to the ip of the ingress,
if you want also ssl you need to add also the cert-manager
before installing you need to correctly set the apihost with ops config apihost <domain> [--tls=<email>|--protocol=(https|https)]
enable the services you want ops config enable --all
and then install with ops setup kubernetes create
in the more general case you (https with public ip and ssl) once you created the the domanin (* and @ records pointing to the ingress ip) you do
if you want to do a local install we have a special domain, miniops.me with *.miniops.me and miniops.me points to 127.0.0.1, this is for private installation, localhost only.
in this case the service is internally http but externally is served as https so you do not need a cert-manager but provision an external load balancer
miniops
doing ops setup mini enable all the services set the apihost to miniops and installs a devcluster (a kind cluster)
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