SOP Configuration/Installation of the OCS Operator

Signed-off-by: David Kirwan <dkirwan@redhat.com>
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- DHCP server uses `next-server` command to point the Server to next contact the tftpboot server and retrieve `grub.cfg`
- tftpboot serves `grub.cfg`
- Sysadmin manually chooses the correct UEFI menu to boot
- tftpboot serves kernal and initramfs to the server
- Server boots with kernal and initramfs, and retrieves ingition file from `os-control01`
- tftpboot serves kernel and initramfs to the server
- Server boots with kernel and initramfs, and retrieves ingition file from `os-control01`
=== Resources

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- [2] https://github.com/red-hat-storage/ocs-operator[Github]
=== Installation
Important: before following this SOP, please ensure that you have already followed the SOP to install the Local Storage Operator first, as this is a requirement for the OCS operator.
For full detailed instructions please refer to the official docs at: [1]. For general instructions see below:
- In the webconsole, click the Operators menu
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When the operator is finished installing, we can continue, please ensure that a minimum of 3 nodes are available.
- A `StorageCluster` is required to complete this installation, click the Create StorageCluster.
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- At the top, choose the `internal - attached devices` mode.
- In the storageclass choose the `local-block` from the list.
- The compute/worker nodes with available storage appear in the list
- It automatically calculates the possible storage amount
- Click next
- On the `Security and Network` section just click next.
- Click create.