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add context about kind-clusters
Signed-off-by: Arvind Thirumurugan <arvindth@microsoft.com>
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approval-controller-metric-collector/README.md

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### 1. Setup KubeFleet Clusters
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First, set up the KubeFleet hub and member clusters:
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First, set up the KubeFleet hub and member clusters using kind (Kubernetes in Docker):
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```bash
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cd /path/to/kubefleet
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git fetch upstream
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git rebase -i upstream/main
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# Set up clusters (creates 1 hub + 3 member clusters)
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# Set up clusters (creates 1 hub + 3 member kind clusters)
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export MEMBER_CLUSTER_COUNT=3
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make setup-clusters
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This will create:
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This will create local kind clusters for development and testing:
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- 1 hub cluster (context: `kind-hub`)
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- 3 member clusters (contexts: `kind-cluster-1`, `kind-cluster-2`, `kind-cluster-3`)
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**Note:** This tutorial uses kind clusters for easy local development. For production deployments, you would use real Kubernetes clusters (AKS, EKS, GKE, etc.) and adapt the installation scripts accordingly.
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### 2. Register Member Clusters with Hub
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Switch to hub cluster context and register the member clusters:

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