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Portworx DaemonSet

This topic explains how to install Portworx as DaemonSet with Kubernetes on OpenShift. Follow the steps in this topic in order.

1. Prepare your platform

2. Deploy Portworx

Last edited: Wednesday, Apr 8, 2020

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