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## Requirements ##
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The MongoDB Enterprise Operator is compatible with Kubernetes v1.11 and above. It has been tested against Openshift 3.11.
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The MongoDB Enterprise Operator is compatible with Kubernetes v1.13 and above. It has been tested against Openshift 3.11.
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This Operator requires [Ops Manager](https://docs.opsmanager.mongodb.com/current/) or [Cloud Manager](https://cloud.mongodb.com/user#/cloud/login). In this document, when we refer to "Ops Manager", you may substitute "Cloud Manager". The functionality is the same.
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> If this is your first time trying the Operator, Cloud Manager is easier to get started
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## Ops Manager object (alpha) ##
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This section describes how to create the Ops Manager object in Kubernetes.
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This section describes how to create the Ops Manager object in Kubernetes. Note, that this requires all
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the CRDs and the Operator application to be installed as described above.
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*Disclaimer: this is an early release of Ops Manager - so it's not recommended to use it in production*
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*Disclaimer: this is an early release of Ops Manager - so it's not recommended to use it in production*
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### Create Admin Credentials Secret ###
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Before creating the Ops Manager object you need to prepare the information about the admin user which will be created automatically. You can use the following command to do it:
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Before creating the Ops Manager object you need to prepare the information about the admin user which will be
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created automatically in Ops Manager. You can use the following command to do it:
Note, that the secret is needed only during the initialization of the Ops Manager object - you can remove it or clean the password field after the Ops Manager object was created
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Note, that the secret is needed only during the initialization of the Ops Manager object - you can remove it or
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clean the password field after the Ops Manager object was created
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### Create Ops Manager object ###
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