Fix typos in Operator installation documentation
When reading through the Bash installation instructions I noticed "priviledge(s)" was used multiple times in the document. This commit changes those occurrences to "privilege(s)".
@@ -60,16 +60,16 @@ for deploying the Operator into and for holding Postgres clusters
created by the Operator.
Creating Kubernetes namespaces is typically something that only a
-priviledged Kubernetes user can perform so log into your Kubernetes cluster as a user
-that has the necessary priviledges.
+privileged Kubernetes user can perform so log into your Kubernetes cluster as a user
+that has the necessary privileges.
On Openshift if you do not want to install the Operator as the system
-administrator, you can grant cluster-admin priviledges to a user
+administrator, you can grant cluster-admin privileges to a user
as follows:
oc adm policy add-cluster-role-to-user cluster-admin pgoinstaller
-In the above command, you are granting cluster-admin priviledges
+In the above command, you are granting cluster-admin privileges
to a user named pgoinstaller.
The *NAMESPACE* environment variable is a comma separated list
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ Adjust these settings to meet your local requirements.
## Default Installation - Create Kubernetes RBAC Controls
The Operator installation requires Kubernetes administrators to create Resources required by the Operator. These resources are only allowed to be created by a cluster-admin user. To install on Google Cloud, you will need a user
-account with cluster-admin priviledges. If you own the GKE cluster you
+account with cluster-admin privileges. If you own the GKE cluster you
are installing on, you can add cluster-admin role to your account as
follows:
