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Add note to readme about kubectl version (#190)
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peterbom authored Jul 13, 2022
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3. [Compatibility](#compatibility)
4. [Current Feature Set](#current-feature-set)
5. [User Guide](#user-guide)
1. [Prerequisites](#prerequisites)
1. [Raw Kustomize](#kustomize-deployment)
2. [Azure CLI Kollect Command](#using-azure-command-line-tool)
3. [VS Code AKS Extension](#using-vs-code-aks-extension)
1. [Azure CLI Kollect Command](#using-azure-command-line-tool)
1. [VS Code AKS Extension](#using-vs-code-aks-extension)
6. [Programming Guide](#programming-guide)
1. [Automated Tests](#automated-tests)
7. [Dependent Consuming Tools and Working Contract](#dependent-consuming-tools-and-working-contract)
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You can deploy Periscope to your cluster in different ways, depending on your preferred working environment and the degree of control over precisely how it needs to be run.

### Prerequisites

Whichever method you choose to deploy Periscope, you will need to have [kubectl](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/#kubectl) **version 1.21** or later installed on your system.

### Kustomize Deployment

This approach gives you the most control, allowing you to inspect and override the configuration of all Kubernetes resources deployed to your cluster, as well as choosing a specific release.
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