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 # Dependencies
 
-1. Ingress NGINX (not included for now)
+1. Ingress NGINX
 
-For MVP Ingress NGINX is required - https://kubernetes.github.io/ingress-nginx/deploy/
+OpenUnison requires the NGINX Ingress controller for MVP.  While several controllers are supported, we wanted to keep it simple for now.  If you're running Kargo in GitHub CodeSpaces, NGINX will be configured to support port forwarding so you can access OpenUnison, and your cluster, from anywhere on the internet.  If running Kargo on bare metal, You'll need to configure Cilium's `LoadBalancer` to support NGINX.
 
-If you don't have a load balancer setup you'll want to deploy as a `DaemonSet` and update the `Deployment` or `DaemonSet` to listen on `hostPort`. First, patch the `ingress-nginx` `Namespace` to allow privileged pods:
+2. DNS suffix (Bare Metal Only)
 
-```sh
-kubectl patch namespace ingress-nginx -p '{"metadata":{"labels":{"pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce":"privileged"}}}'
+OpenUnison requires a minimum of three host names. More if deploying additional platform management apps. For this reason, you'll need to create a DNS wildcard for a domain suffix to point to your load balancer. For instance, in the below examples a wildcard of \*.kargo.tremolo.dev was setup with an A record for my lab hosts. For a full explination, see - https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/#host-names-and-networking
+
+3. GitHub Deployment
+
+Before deploying OpenUnison, you'll need to create an organization on GitHub. This is 100% free. Once you have created an organization, you can setup an OAuth App. See https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/#github for instructions.
+
+For deployments to GitHub CodeSpaces, enter a fake URL for the redirect for now.  When you setup SSO in the code space, you'll be given a URL to use.
+
+For bare metal, your redirect URL will be `https://k8sou.DNS Suffix/auth/github`. You should also create a Team that you'll use authorizing access to your lab. Keep your `client_id` and `client_secret`.
+
+
+# Setup
+
+## GitHub CodeSpace
+
+Once you've run `task deploy`, the next step is to run:
+
+```bash
+task configure-openunison
 ```
+You'll be asked for:
+
+1. GitHub OAuth2 Application Client ID
+2. GitHub OAuth2 Application Client Secret
+3. The name of a GitHub team in the form of org/team.  For Instance, `TremoloSecurity/github-demos`
+
+When the configuration is done, you'll be presented with a redirect URL.  Configure your OAuth2 application with this URL as the redirect.
 
-Next, patch the `DaimonSet` / `Deployment` to listen on 80 and 443:
+Next, run the deployment again:
 
 ```sh
-kubectl patch deployments ingress-nginx-controller -n ingress-nginx -p '{"spec":{"template":{"spec":{"containers":[{"name":"controller","ports":[{"containerPort":80,"hostPort":80,"protocol":"TCP"},{"containerPort":443,"hostPort":443,"protocol":"TCP"}]}]}}}}'
+task deploy
 ```
 
-2. DNS suffix
+With the deployment completed, you need to configure three ports to enable HTTPS and public access:
 
-OpenUnison requires a minimum of three host names. More if deploying aditional platform management apps. For this reason, you'll need to create a DNS wildcard for a domain suffix to point to your nodes/load balancer. For instance, in the below examples a wildcard of \*.kargo.tremolo.dev was setup with an A record for my lab hosts. For a full explination, see - https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/#host-names-and-networking
+* 10443
+* 11443
+* 12443
 
-3. GitHub Deployment
+For each port, navigate to the ***PORTS*** tab in you VSCode window:
 
-Before deploying OpenUnison, you'll need to create an orgnaization on GitHub. This is 100% free. Once you have created an organization, you can setup an OAuth App. See https://openunison.github.io/deployauth/#github for instructions. Your redirect URL will be `https://k8sou.DNS Suffix/auth/github`. You should also create a Team that you'll use authorizing access to your lab. Keep your `client_id` and `client_secret`.
+![Ports Tab](images/ports.png "Ports Tab")
 
-# Setup
+Right click on the port, choose ***Change Port Protocol*** and choose ***HTTPS***
+
+![HTTPS](images/https.png "HTTPS")
+
+Finally, mark the port as public by again right clicking on the port, choose ***Port Visibility*** and select ***Public***.
+
+Repeat this step for all three of the ports 10443,11442, and 12443.
+
+## Bare Metal
 
 Enable Cert-Manager
 
@@ -72,4 +106,20 @@ If you want to allow more users to access your cluster, add them to the team you
 
 # Using OpenUnison
 
+## GitHub CodeSpace
+
+To access your cluster running a CodeSpace, get hte URL for the 10443 port.  If everything is configured correctly, you'll be prompted to continue by GitHub and then to trust your GitHub Application.  After that, you'll be logged in to OpenUnison with access to your cluster.
+
+### Limitations
+
+When running in CodeSpaces, any action that requires SPDY will not work, this includes:
+
+* kubectl exec
+* kubectl cp
+* kubectl port-forward
+
+You can use the terminal for any `Pod` in the Kubernetes Dashboard though.
+
+## Bare Metal
+
 See our manual - https://openunison.github.io/documentation/login-portal/
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