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Expand Up @@ -42,6 +42,16 @@ Teardown is **`make destroy-dr`**, which runs `ansible/crossplane-destroy.yaml`
## Quick start (Crossplane + pattern)

```bash
# Define a s3 bucket name for the appVault
vi values-global.yaml
tridentProtect:
appVault:
enabled: true
name: s3-appvault
s3:
bucketName: '' # must provide a bucketName - if it doesn't exist, crossplane will create it.
region: us-west-1 # region in which the bucket resides

# Discover both clusters and update Helm values in this repository
./pattern.sh make crossplane-setup \
PROD_KUBECONFIG="${HOME}/.kube/kubeconfig-prod" \
Expand All @@ -58,16 +68,6 @@ cp values-secret.yaml.template ~/values-secret-netapp-dr-starter-kit.yaml
printf '%s\n' 'YourSecurePassword' > ~/.fsx
chmod 600 ~/.fsx

# Define a s3 bucket name for the appVault
vi values-global.yaml
tridentProtect:
appVault:
enabled: true
name: s3-appvault
s3:
bucketName: '' # must provide a bucketName - if it doesn't exist, crossplane will create it.
region: us-west-1 # region in which the bucket resides

# Install the Validated Pattern on a target cluster (from Makefile-common; uses Podman)
./pattern.sh make install
```
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