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rename k8c to kcp
Signed-off-by: Burak Sekili <[email protected]>
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docs/getting-started.md

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## Sync Agent Installation
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The Sync Agent can be installed into any namespace, but in our example we are going with `k8c-system`.
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The Sync Agent can be installed into any namespace, but in our example we are going with `kcp-system`.
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It doesn't necessarily have to live in the same Kubernetes cluster where it is synchronizing data
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to, but that is the common setup. Ultimately the Sync Agent synchronizes data between two kube
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endpoints.
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```sh
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$ kubectl create secret generic kcp-kubeconfig \
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--namespace k8c-system \
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--namespace kcp-system \
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--from-file "kubeconfig=admin.kubeconfig"
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```
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helm install kcp-api-syncagent kcp/api-syncagent \
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--values values.yaml \
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--namespace k8c-system
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--namespace kcp-system
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```
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Two `kcp-api-syncagent` Pods should start in the `k8c-system` namespace. If they crash you will need to
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Two `kcp-api-syncagent` Pods should start in the `kcp-system` namespace. If they crash you will need to
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identify the reason from container logs. A possible issue is that the provided kubeconfig does not
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have permissions against the target kcp workspace.
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subjects:
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name: 'kcp-api-syncagent'
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namespace: k8c-system
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namespace: kcp-system
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**NB:** Even though the PublishedResources might only create/update Certificates in a single namespace,

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