@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ You’ll need a Kubernetes cluster to run against. You can use [KIND](https://si
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**Note I:** This is required only after code changes in the operator.
**Note II:** For <some-registry>, choose from a local registry, which also needs to be made visible in your cluster, to a remote registry, e.g., Docker hub or Podman.
**Note II:** For `<some-registry>`, choose from a local registry, which also needs to be made visible in your cluster, to a remote registry, e.g., Docker hub or Podman.
**Note III:** For _kind_ k8s cluster there is a need to push also the controller to the registry.
Run the following step as a one time step (tested with Docker hub) - this is needed if the cluster can't access images on _localhost_
