Fix quick setup in readme
@@ -93,9 +93,8 @@ Kuberhealthy performs the following checks in parallel at all times:
A command line flag exists `--podCheckNamespaces` which can optionally contain a comma-separated list of namespaces on which to run the podStatus checks. The default value is `kube-system`. Each namespace for which the check is configured will require the `get` and `list` verbs on the `pods` resource within that namespace.
-## Setup
+## Quick Setup
-- With system master permissions to the cluster, run `kubectl create -f https://github.com/Comcast/kuberhealthy/kuberhealthy.yaml`. This will create a Namespace, Service Account, Deployment, Pod Disruption Budget, Service, Custom Resource Definition, Role, and Role Binding , which are all needed for Kuberhealthy to operate. Kuberhealthy will exist entirely in its own namespace, `kuberhealthy`.
-- Modify your service and expose it to the world appropriately. This may mean changing the `type` to `LoadBalancer`, or creating a custom ingress in your environment.
-- When the service is available in your environment, you can visit it to determine cluster status. For more detailed information on Kuberhealthy's operation, you can run a log command against the pod (`kubectl logs podName kuberhealthy`).
-- If a port other than the default of `80` is required, a command line argument `--listenAddress` is provided and is of the form `${IP}:${PORT}` if a specific bind address is required or simply `:${PORT}` if INADDR_ANY is still desirable.
+- With system master permissions to the cluster, run `kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Comcast/kuberhealthy/master/kuberhealthy.yaml`.
+- Modify your service and expose it to the world appropriately. This may mean changing the service `type` to `LoadBalancer`, or creating a custom ingress in your environment.
+- When the service is available in your environment, you can simply hit port 80 to fetch the cluster status JSON. For more detailed information on Kuberhealthy's operation, you can run a log command against the pod (`kubectl logs -n kuberhealthy podName kuberhealthy`).
