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install logging CRDs via Helm #884

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This chart installs resource into `openshift-logging` namespace. This namespace is Openshift dedicated namespace for logging stack for OSD cluster.

## Custom resource definitions

The initial deployment of the chart requires the installation of the `ClusterLogging`
and `ClusterLogForwarder` custom resource definitions. They're required to define the
logging configuration in the template folder. Helm installs all CRDs inside the `crds/`
folder on the first run. Afterwards OLM and the logging operator itself keep the CRDs
up to date. See the
[Helm documentation](https://helm.sh/docs/chart_best_practices/custom_resource_definitions/#some-caveats-and-explanations)
for some caveats and explanations of this approach.

The following commands generate `crds/logging.yaml`:

```
git clone [email protected]/openshift/cluster-logging-operator.git
cd cluster-logging-operator
git checkout release-5.6
kustomize build config/crd > crds/logging.yaml
```

## Usage

Create a file `~/acs-terraform-logging-values.yaml` with the values for the parameters in [values.yaml](./values.yaml) that are missing or that you want to override. That file will contain credentials, so make sure you put it in a safe location, and with suitable permissions.
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