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@ -413,6 +413,7 @@ You can run Kyverno locally or in your IDE of choice with a few steps:
1. Deploy Kyverno manifests except the Kyverno `Deployment`
- Kyverno is going to run on your local machine, so it should not run in cluster at the same time
- You can deploy the manifests by running `make debug-deploy`
1. There are multiple environment variables that need to be configured. The variables can be found in [here](./.vscode/launch.json). Their values can be set using the command `export $NAME=value`
1. To run Kyverno locally against the remote cluster you will need to provide `--kubeconfig` and `--serverIP` arguments:
- `--kubeconfig` must point to your kubeconfig file (usually `~/.kube/config`)
- `--serverIP` must be set to `<local ip>:9443` (`<local ip>` is the private ip adress of your local machine)